Dr. Emilio Quintanilla Martínez
graduate Geography and History (Art Section) from the University of Seville and a Ph.D. in History from the University of Navarra. He is Adjunct Professor department Art History and has been teaching the subject Spanish Art History since 1987 at the Institute of Spanish language Culture within the School of Humanities and Social Sciences. teaching also teaching the School of Science and the School of Geography and History at the University of Navarra; at the Camón Aznar Museum in Zaragoza; at the programs of study Society; and, most notably, from 1991 to the present, at the Caja Navarra Foundation, in the Humanities Courses, of which he is also director.
His research focused on several areas. On the one hand, Heritage Protection, the result of which is his book *The Commission for Historical and Artistic Monuments of Navarra* (1995), topic which his thesis was based; on the other, Art Education, which has led to the publication of several manuals on this subject the book *To See and to Speak* (1998), in partnership Dr. Mª Victoria Romero, as well as numerous art reviews and exhibition catalogs; the art of leave , on which he has published numerous articles and the book *El convento del Carmen de source Cantos 1652–2002* (2002); the History and Art of the Order of the Holy Sepulcher in Spain, and, in partnership Dr. Wifredo Rincón García, the iconography of the Spanish Saints, participating in various research projects research the committee Research committee (CSIC), the latest result of which has been the publication of the work Iconografía de San Ildefonso, arzobispo de Toledo (2005).
He has curated several exhibitions, such as "The Order of the Holy Sepulcher in Spain: 900 Years of History," held at the Palacio de Sástago in Zaragoza in 1999, and "Mater Purissima. The Immaculate Conception in the Art of the Diocese of Tarazona," at the Collegiate Church of Santa María de Calatayud in 2005, among others.
He is board member the Visual Arts Department at the Ateneo Navarro, founder and president of association the Museum of Navarra association ; Navarre delegate for the programs of study Center programs of study Order programs of study the Holy Sepulcher, member of the Royal and Most Excellent Aragonese Economic Society of Friends of the Country, of the Madrid and National Associations of Art Critics, advisor the Orfeón Pamplonés, and Corresponding Member in Navarre of the Royal Academy of Fine and Noble Arts of San Luis in Zaragoza.