Florentino Perez-Embid, Director of the State Office of Fine Arts (1968-1974), relations between Pablo Picasso and Joan Miró
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https://doi.org/10.1344/cercles2023.26.1003Keywords:
Pérez-Embid, Miró, Picasso, art and politics, Franco regimeAbstract
This article examines the efforts of Florentino Pérez-Embid, Director of the Academy of Fine Arts (1968-1974), to improve relations between Pablo Picasso and Joan Miró through Franco’s dictatorship. This text serves two fundamental purposes of the Andalusia politician and intellectual. Firstly, I discuss the government’s negotiations to bring the Guernica from the United States to Spain. Second, I analize how Pérez-Embid reached an agreement with Miró. This essay analyzes the process using unpublished documents from Perez-Embid’s personal archive, housed at the Archivo General of the University of Navarra.
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