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What is art? II

Date of holding: 19/09/2019

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The subject that is presented under the title of Languages and artistic techniques, is not presented as a history of art in the strict sense of the concept, but that, going beyond the historical content, it brings together a series of basic concepts that the future art historian must know.

Mr. Ángel Domínguez López

Professor, Department of History, Art and Geography, University of Vigo

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