Resumen
Este artículo explora el arte admirado y enseñado por Nancy F. Marino. Susan J. Bandes, historiadora del arte y amiga, cuenta de los intereses mutuos en el Museo del Prado y otros sitios. Marino disfrutaba y aprovechaba de las obras clásicas españolas en el Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum de Michigan State University. Aquí Bandes cuenta la historia de la adquisición por Martín Soria de La visión de San Antonio de Padua de Francisco de Zurburán, el cuadro San Sebastian procedente del estudio de Zurburán y Remordamiento de Salvador Dalí. También aporta nueva información sobre las tres obras. La influencia de Soria le proveía a Marino unos cuadros ejemplares para explorar la cultura, religión e historia de España.
Palabras clave: Zurbarán, Dalí, Martin Soria, Madrid, Nancy F
Abstract
This article explores the art that Nancy F. Marino knew, loved, and taught. As an art historian and her friend, Susan J. Bandes recounts mutual interests in the Prado Museum collection and elsewhere. At MSU, Marino took advantage of the strong Spanish holdings in the Broad Art Museum that date to the its founding. Martin Soria’s role in acquiring The Vision of St. Anthony by Francisco Zurbarán, St. Sebastian by Zurbarán’s studio, and Salvador Dalí’s Remorse is discussed including new information about each painting. Soria’s influence provided Marino with quintessential examples to explore Spanish culture, religion and history. 1 Susan J. Bandes is Professor of Art History at Michigan State University and was Director of Museum Studies. She served as Director of the Kresge Art Museum (now the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum at MSU) from 1986 until 2010. She has published on Gaspard Dughet, a seventeen-century landscape painter in Rome, on Baroque painting, Old Master prints, and American Modernism. Her most recent book is Mid-Michigan Modern: From Frank Lloyd Wright to Googie, MSU Press, 2016. At Kresge, she curated numerous exhibitions encompassing Old Master paintings to contemporary art. She holds a Ph.D. in art history from Bryn Mawr College.
Keywords: Zurbarán, Dalí, Martin Soria, Madrid, Nancy F