The Segre highlights the research power of the Consolidated Research Group of the Generalitat de Catalunya ACEM & CAEM, of the Science Park of the University of Lleida

In just four pages, the editorial team of “XXII”, in his Sunday supplement “Una mirada al futur”, manages to capture the extensive trajectory of more than twenty years in the world of artistic heritage research, from the CAEM of the University of Lleida. A work carried out by professional art historians, who have established themselves as the only Spanish group highly qualified and prepared to attribute and certify the authorship of unpublished works of art, as well as to restore and assess them with extreme ethical rigor.

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The CAEM claims for the students of Art History the urgent need to learn to carry out direct and more professional studies of the artworks

Students of Art History of the 21st century have the right to see painting in live. They have the right to, in addition to “learning” the conventional art history, have the opportunity to see art, to see painting from front, from the behind and from the inside, to be experts in the slow and deep perception of an artwork.

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The CAEM Team rediscovers a new Sorolla

Researchers have had the opportunity to study in depth the Embarcadero del Retiro, an exceptional artwork that Joaquín Sorolla paints at the young age of 19 on the lid of a cigar box and that he dedicates to one of his friends, the Sevillian mathematician Augusto Krahe García.

Embarcadero del Retiro

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Pass away Dr. Juan José Luna (Madrid 1946-2020), member of the CAEM Advisory Council

Chief of the 18th century Painting Department of the Museo Nacional del Prado until his retirement. He was one of the greatest Spanish experts in French painting of the 18th century, and always had a smell and a special intuition to attribute the artworks and, in a special way, to discover the presence of Goya in original drawings and paintings.

Juan José Luna

All CAEM researchers will always remember him with gratitude and admiration. His generosity was always translated into an enormous availability to attend each and every one of our queries (in Lleida or Madrid). Being with him was a real pleasure. He knew everything and always spoke with the convincing freedom of a true teacher and friend. Wise, educated, cosmopolitan man. Resolute like few others. His fruitful teaching at the CAEM will be remembered and will always remain in effect. Rest in Peace.

The CAEM researchers discovers an unknown work by Sorolla

They conducted a deep and rigorous study, which lasted six months, culminating in an attribute report, consulted, contrasted and ratified, with the best expert in the world in his painting: Blanca Pons-Sorolla, the great-granddaughter of the painter.

Sorolla

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