BRINGING HERITAGE CLOSER. TUDELA
3 September 2008
visit to the Magallón Palace
Ms. María Concepción García Gainza. Chair de Patrimonio y Arte Navarro.
A moment of the visit to the Magallón Palace.
PROGRAM
TUESDAY, 2 SEPTEMBER
Place: Tudela. Dean's Palace
16.30 h: Opening and presentation of the course
16.45 h. The recovery of the ornamentation of Tudela Cathedral
Ms. Mercedes Jover Hernando. Chair of Navarrese Heritage and Art
17.45 h. Coffee break
18.15 h. Santa María de Tudela and the medieval architecture of the Ebro Valley
Mr. Javier Martinez de Aguirre Aldaz. Complutense University of Madrid
19.15 h. Artistic relations between Aragon and Navarre in the 15th century: the case of Tudela Cathedral
Ms. Carmen Lacarra Ducay. University of Zaragoza
20.15 h. visit guided tour of the cloister of Tudela Cathedral
WEDNESDAY, 3 SEPTEMBER
Place: Tudela. Dean's Palace
16.30 h. Architecture and the city in the 16th century
Ms. María Josefa Tarifa Castilla. Chair of Navarrese Heritage and Art
17.30 h. Coffee break
18.00 h. Illustrious women of the Renaissance in the Magallón palace
Ms. Mª Concepción García Gainza. Chair of Navarrese Heritage and Art
19.00 h. visit to the Magallón palace
THURSDAY, 4 SEPTEMBER
Place: Tudela. Dean's Palace
16.30 h. Art and devotions in Tudela between the 16th and 18th centuries
D. Ricardo Fernández Gracia. Chair of Navarrese Heritage and Art
17.30 h. Coffee break
18.00 h. visit guided tour of the convents of the Company of Mary, Capuchin and Dominican nuns in Tudela
FRIDAY, 5 SEPTEMBER
Place: Tudela. Dean's Palace
16.30 h. Art, report and collective identity: The commemorative monument in the city of Tudela
Mr. José Javier Azanza López. Chair of Navarrese Heritage and Art
17.30 h. Coffee break
18.00 h. Tudela and Navarrese painting from the period between the centuries
D. Ignacio J. Urricelqui. Chair of Navarrese Heritage and Art
19.00 h. The Bardenas and La Mejana. Landscape and still life in Tudela painting
D. Manuel Motilva Albericio. Director of the Muñoz Sola Museum in Tudela.
20.00 h. Closing ceremony