The Chair of Heritage and Navarrese Art of the University of Navarra, together with the Government of Navarra, the City Council of Tudela and Castelruiz Tudela entity organize a three-day summer course that will analyze the importance of patrons in the development of the arts in Tudela during the Modern Age.

It will take place in the Santa Ana Hall of the Dean's Palace of Tudela, on August 26, 27 and 28 in the afternoon. The amount of the enrollment is 10 € and the registration must be done through the web: www.castelruiz.es

The course focuses on analyzing the fundamental role played by patrons and private and institutional promoters in the development of the arts in Tudela.

 

The program is as follows

Tuesday, August 26th

17h. presentation

17:30h. Three exceptional retablos for three promoters

Mrs. Mercedes Jover Hernando. Museum of Navarra

18:30h. The great patrons of the Renaissance, mirror of humanism.

Ms. María Concepción García Gainza. Chair de Patrimonio y Arte navarro. University of Navarra

Wednesday, August 27th

17h. Around the patron saints

D. Ricardo Fernández Gracia. Chair de Patrimonio y Arte navarro. University of Navarra

18h. Nobility, patronage and women: Adriana de Egüés and Magdalena de Eguaras.

D. Esteban Orta Rubio. Full Professor retired from IES Benjamín de Tudela.

19h. Patrons and patrons in the Collegiate Church (visit guided).

Ms. Mª Josefa Tarifa Castilla. University of Zaragoza

Thursday, August 28th

17h. Urban planning and civil architecture

D. Carlos Carrasco Navarro. Ph.D. in Art History

18h. The Enlightenment's leading men

D. Pablo Guijarro Salvador. Chair de Patrimonio y Arte navarro. University of Navarra

19h. Monarchy, patrons and nuns in the Company of Mary (visit guided).

D. Ricardo Fernández Gracia. Chair de Patrimonio y Arte navarro. University of Navarra