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Miguel Zugaza: A Strategist
Gabriele Finaldi, Assistant Director of Conservation and Research, 2002-2015Miguel Zugaza: A Strategist
Gabriele Finaldi, Assistant Director of Conservation and Research, 2002-2015
I have always regarded Miguel Zugaza as a great planner, a strategist who understands the direction in which he wants to lead the Museum and who carefully prepares the ground in advance so that the Museum’s goals can be achieved. I saw this from the very beginning, and I have continued to observe this down to the present day. Having a Director with such a clear vision has given me a great sense of security, as the Director of Curatorship for the Museum’s collection.
Assistant Director of Conservation and Research at the Museum from 2002 to 2015, year in which he was appointed director of The National Gallery in London. At the Museo del Prado he assumed responsibility for the collections, research projects, restoration projects and exhibitions related to the same.
Interview recorded on July 30, 2015
Interview index
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1990. Initial Contact -
The 1990’s: Management Chaos -
2002: The Creation of an Assistant Management Structure -
The National Gallery Model -
2002: A Museum to Be Expanded and Organised -
The Roar of the Sleeping Lion -
Miguel Zugaza: A Strategist -
A Defining Moment -
The Pleasures of the Museum -
The Coronation of the Virgin by Velázquez: An Enigma Resolved -
The Prado Travels to the Hermitage -
2014: Pending Matters
- Collective
- Management
- RDF
- RDF
Collective
Management
Miguel Zugaza Miranda
Museum Director, 2002-2017
Francisco Calvo Serraller
Museum Director, 1993-1994
Manuela Mena Marqués
Head of the Department of Conservation of 18th Century Painting and Goya, 1978-2019
Fernando Checa Cremades
Museum Director, 1996-2001
José María Luzón Nogué
Museum Director, 1994-1996
Felipe Garín Llombart
Museum Director, 1991-1993
Theme
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Voces del Prado