Publication: El coleccionismo de Isabel de Farnesio. La porcelana como elemento decorativo en el palacio de La Granja de San Ildefonso
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Calvo, Eva
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Publicaciones Enredars / Andavira Editora
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Isabel de Farnesio reunió en el palacio de La Granja de San Ildefonso una destacada colección de porcelana de diferentes procedencias como resultado de acciones comerciales, agasajos personajes, regalos diplomáticos y por los lazos familiares entre la monarquía española con algunos de los centros productores más importantes de Europa. En este trabajo mostraremos la estima de la reina por el objeto artístico analizando el inventario que Domingo María Sani elaboró, por orden de Carlos III, tras el fallecimiento de la reina. En este documento se menciona el espacio en el que se exhibió su colección y nos permite visualizar el lugar que ocupó la porcelana en él.
Isabel de Farnesio gathered in the palace of La Granja de San Ildefonso a distinguished collection of porcelain from different origins as a result of commercial actions, personal entertainment, diplomatic gifts and family ties between the Spanish Monarchy and some of the most important producing centers of Europe. This study will show the queen¿s esteem for the artistic object by analyzing the inventory that Domingo María Sani elaborated, by order of Charles III, after her death. This document mentions the space in which her collection was exhibited and allows us to visualize the place that the porcelain occupied in it.
Isabel de Farnesio gathered in the palace of La Granja de San Ildefonso a distinguished collection of porcelain from different origins as a result of commercial actions, personal entertainment, diplomatic gifts and family ties between the Spanish Monarchy and some of the most important producing centers of Europe. This study will show the queen¿s esteem for the artistic object by analyzing the inventory that Domingo María Sani elaborated, by order of Charles III, after her death. This document mentions the space in which her collection was exhibited and allows us to visualize the place that the porcelain occupied in it.




