The Juan March Institute hosts this special colloquium by Juan Pablo Fusi, exploring the lives of eminent Spanish individuals. This event, part of the 'Ediciones de la March' collection, offers unique insights into Spanish history and biography, categorized under 'Fotografías. Conferencias' and 'Actos especiales'.
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This record details a colloquium by Juan Pablo Fusi, focusing on eminent Spanish figures and their lives, as part of the 'Ediciones de la March' collection. It is categorized under 'Fotografías. Conferencias' and 'Actos especiales', with an associated date of January 29, 2026.
The Juan March Institute presents a record for 'Juan Pablo Fusi. Coloquio. Españoles eminentes: Vidas españolas'. This entry, part of the 'Ediciones de la March' collection, is categorized under 'Fotografías. Conferencias' and 'Actos especiales'. The content focuses on a colloquium delivered by Juan Pablo Fusi, exploring the lives of notable Spanish individuals. Associated metadata includes the person 'Fusi, Juan Pablo', the collection series 'Fotografías. Conferencias', and the sub-series 'Actos especiales'. The item is classified as 'Fotografías' with dimensions of color, 6000x4000 pixels. The date provided is January 29, 2026. Users are advised that images from the photographic archive can be consulted and printed for private, teaching, or research use, with reproductions for other purposes requiring prior authorization.
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