José Gudiol Ricart
Josep Gudiol i Ricart, also known as José Gudiol in citation (1904–1985), was a Catalan art historian, specializing in Catalan Romanesque painting, Gothic painting and other types of Spanish art.
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José Gudiol Ricart
- Name
- José Gudiol Ricart
- Birth Name
- Josep Maria Gudiol i Ricart
- Born
- 1904
- Birthplace
- Vic, Catalonia, Spain
- Died
- 1985
- Place of death
- Barcelona, Spain
- Known for
- Spanish art historian
- Nationality
- Spain
- Occupation
- architect · historian
- Honours
- Saint George's Cross
- Languages
- Catalan · Spanish
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Josep Gudiol i Ricart, also known as José Gudiol in citation (1904–1985), was a Catalan art historian, specializing in Catalan Romanesque painting, Gothic painting and other types of Spanish art.
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• Name — José Gudiol Ricart • Other Names — José Gudiol, Jose Gudiol • Birth Name — Josep Maria Gudiol i Ricart • Born — 1904 • Birthplace — Vic, Catalonia, Spain • Died — 1985 • Place of death — Barcelona, Spain • Known for — Spanish art historian • Notable Works — Ars Hispaniae series • Children — Montserrat Gudiol
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Josep Maria Gudiol i Ricart was born in 1904 in Vic, Catalonia, Spain. Gudiol Ricart published a series of monumental books surveying Spanish art history, the Ars Hispaniae series. The two most important works in the series were, Las Pinturas Murales Románicas de Cataluña (Gudiol and Pijoán, 1948) and Arquitectura y Escultura Románicas (Gudiol and Gaya Nuño, 1948). He served as director of the Amatller Institute of Hispanic Art (Institut Amatller D'art Hispànic) in Barcelona, Spain. Gudiol's daughter was the painter Montserrat Gudiol i Corominas (1933–2015).
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The authorities additionally record the headings Jose Gudiol Ricart, Josep Gudiol Ricart, Josep Gudiol i Ricart, Josep Maria Gudiol Ricart and Josep Maria Gudiol i Ricart.
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1904
José Gudiol Ricart born at Vic.
1985
José Gudiol Ricart died at Barcelona.
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José Gudiol Ricart is recorded as having received Saint George's Cross.
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