The Museo del Prado publishes a new issue of the Boletín del Museo del Prado. This is a peer reviewed publication that aims to present to the academic community and the general public the outcome of new research on works in its collections and on related topics in the field of Art History, as well as on the history of the Museum.

ARTICLES
This number of the Boletin 2024 contains the following articles:

Pag. 6-25
“A museographical reconstruction of The Apotheosis of Claudius: chronology of a gift for the Planet King and its historiographical fortune”
Manuel Arias Martínez

Pag. 26-41
“Vision and matter. The marble in The Adoration of the Tomb of Saint Peter of Verona by Pedro Berruguete”
Vincent Debiais

Pag. 42-56
“The Equestrian Portrait of the Duke of Lerma by Rubens and its sale and purchase (1959–69): a shady affair?”
Ángel Campos-Perales

Pag. 74-83
Jusepe de Ribera in the Kingdom of Valencia and the workshop of Juan Sariñena: the formation of an artist
Deborah Feller

Pag. 64-83
Six vases of flowers by Gabriel de la Corte. Their journey to the Prado Museum
Rafael Antonio Conesa Tornel

Pag. 84-95
The Meeting of Rachel and Laban. Iconographic clarifications for a work on copper by Luca Giordano
Begoña Álvarez Seijo

Pag. 96-106
The enconchado of The Virgin of Guadalupe in the Prado Museum. The importance of the frame for a proposed attribution
Natalia Rendón Soto

Pag. 107-117
An unpublished sketchbook by Jean-Baptiste Pillement in the Prado Museum
Céline Galy

Pag. 118-132
Saint Agnes by Manuel García “Hispaleto”: the image of the young female saint in nineteenth-century religious art in Spain
Ana Baeza Ruiz

Articles in the original language:

Pag. 134-142
La vue et les matériaux. Le marbre dans l’Adoration du tombeau de saint Pierre de Vérone par Pedro Berruguete
Vincent Debiais

Pag. 143-150
Jusepe de Ribera in the Kingdom of Valencia and the workshop of Juan Sariñena: the formation of an artist
Deborah Feller

Pag. 151-155
Un carnet inédit de croquis de Jean-Baptiste Pillement au Musée du Prado
Céline Galy

Pag. 156-163
Agnes by Manuel García “Hispaleto”: the image of the young female saint in nineteenth-century religious art in Spain
Ana Baeza Ruiz

Summaries of all articles can be found on the Boletín del Museo del Prado website. All the articles can be downloaded free of charge: https://www.museodelprado.es/en/learn/boletin/last-boletin