2006
DOI: 10.1590/s0101-47142006000100010
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Sobre los inicios del coleccionismo y los museos de arte en la Argentina

Abstract: RESUMEN: En la Argentina del siglo XIX, la formación de importantes colecciones privadas de arte se dio con anterioridad a la fundación de los museos. Estas colecciones -mediante donaciones o legados -fueron la base de los museos de arte del país y contribuyeron a lo largo de su historia al crecimiento de sus patrimonios condicionando directamente el perfil de sus acervos. Este artículo indaga sobre el inicio de la práctica del coleccionismo de arte en la Argentina, reconstruyendo algunas de las selecciones y … Show more

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“…34 Although the MNBA's heritage assets grew almost exclusively from donations, at least until 1906, Eduardo Schiaffino maintained aesthetic control of the collection by asking for specific works, accepting or refusing donations, and advising some of those same collectors who would later donate their works, such as Aristóbulo Del Valle. 35 His expert gaze was widely recognized not only by his colleagues but also by the authorities, who granted him a wide scope to accept all kinds of donations until he was forced to give up his post after the Centenary exhibition in 1910. His aesthetic decisions must be judged as those of a fin-de-siècle modernist engaged in the education of his city's public taste, attempting to gather representative works of all periods and styles of art history, even if a majority comprised works of contemporary art.…”
Section: The National Museum Of Fine Artsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…34 Although the MNBA's heritage assets grew almost exclusively from donations, at least until 1906, Eduardo Schiaffino maintained aesthetic control of the collection by asking for specific works, accepting or refusing donations, and advising some of those same collectors who would later donate their works, such as Aristóbulo Del Valle. 35 His expert gaze was widely recognized not only by his colleagues but also by the authorities, who granted him a wide scope to accept all kinds of donations until he was forced to give up his post after the Centenary exhibition in 1910. His aesthetic decisions must be judged as those of a fin-de-siècle modernist engaged in the education of his city's public taste, attempting to gather representative works of all periods and styles of art history, even if a majority comprised works of contemporary art.…”
Section: The National Museum Of Fine Artsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…El primer museo de arte de Junín en sus inicios fue constituido mediante donaciones de artistas colegas de Ángel María de Rosa y de la propia producción escultórica y colección personal de obras de arte del artista y gestor. María Isabel Baldasarre (2006) va explicitar que «este coleccionismo no sólo antecedió, sino que influyó decididamente en la formación de los primeros museos del país, cuyos patrimonios se formaron a partir de la donación -y eventualmente adquisición-de obras pertenecientes a estas colecciones» (p. 14).…”
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“…El primer momento refiere a los inicios de algunos museos de arte argentinos, que datan del siglo XVIII, e incluye varios casos que se dieron a lo largo del siglo XX. Por ejemplo, María Isabel Baldasarre (2006) analiza el Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes (1895-1910, Buenos Aires) a partir del estudio de la labor emprendida por su mentor y primer director, Eduardo Schiaffino. En este sentido, también resulta interesante sumar los aportes de Américo Castilla (2017), quien destaca a Jorge Romero Brest, en la dirección del Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes (1955-1963; este encabezó, posteriormente, el movimiento de vanguardia e internacionalización de las artes desde el Instituto Di Tella (1963-1969.…”
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