This special jornada at the National Museum of Ceramics and Sumptuary Arts González Martí’ celebrates the centenary of Vicente Blasco Ibáñez's novel "A los pies de Venus". It delves into the author's profound influence and significant presence within the museum's historical collections and holdings. Explore his close relationship with founder Manuel González Martí and how Blasco Ibáñez's literary legacy has shaped the institution.
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This jornada commemorates the centenary of the publication of Vicente Blasco Ibáñez's novel "A los pies de Venus," exploring his significant presence and legacy within the museum's collections. The event highlights the author's close relationship with the museum's founder and the historical deposit of his legacy.
To mark the centenary of the publication of Vicente Blasco Ibáñez's novel "A los pies de Venus," the National Museum of Ceramics and Sumptuary Arts ‘González Martí’ is hosting a jornada focused on the author's influence and presence within its collections. The novel itself features a character inspired by the museum's founder, Manuel González Martí, with whom Blasco Ibáñez maintained a close relationship dating back to 1921. A significant portion of Blasco Ibáñez's legacy was entrusted to this museum, a connection continued by his children after his passing. The jornada aims to introduce the universal dimension of this Valencian author to the public and to highlight the impact of his legacy on the museum's holdings. Visitors can expect to gain insight into how Blasco Ibáñez's life and works are interwoven with the historical and artistic narrative of the museum, underscoring the cultural significance of this enduring relationship.
This is a free, in-person event. Registration is required until April 23rd or until capacity is reached via the provided link. The event takes place in the Ballroom on the first floor of the museum.
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