Join Ricardo García Cárcel at the Juan March Institute for an insightful colloquium delving into 'Españoles eminentes: Vidas españolas.' This event focuses on the lives of eminent Spaniards, offering a deep dive into historical biographies and their impact. As a key part of the 'Ediciones de la March' program, it highlights significant contributions to Spanish cultural discourse. The colloquium is scheduled for January 29, 2026.
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This entry details a colloquium featuring Ricardo García Cárcel discussing 'Españoles eminentes: Vidas españolas' (Eminent Spaniards: Spanish Lives). The event is part of the 'Ediciones de la March' program and is categorized under special events and conference photographs.
This record pertains to a colloquium led by Ricardo García Cárcel, focusing on the topic 'Españoles eminentes: Vidas españolas'. As part of the 'Ediciones de la March' series, this event falls under the category of 'Actos especiales' (Special Events) and is associated with 'Fotografías. Conferencias' (Photographs. Conferences). The date provided is January 29, 2026. The associated person is Ricardo García Cárcel, and the collection context is 'Ediciones de la March'. The document type is listed as 'Fotografías' (Photographs) with dimensions of 6000x4000 pixels in color.
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