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Titian, Ribera, Velázquez
Francisco Martín Ortiz, Administrative Technician (copies), 1966-2015Titian, Ribera, Velázquez
Francisco Martín Ortiz, Administrative Technician (copies), 1966-2015
Titian is a painter who brings back fond memories, because I always enjoyed being in that hall. I don't know why, but I liked to go there and spend some time with Titian. Ribera is another painter who I like a lot. Many of the copyists who come here really like Ribera, because those hands, that elderly face, it's really extraordinary how he painted old people. And many painters make copies of Titian, although the most copied painter is Velázquez.
He began to work at the Museum as an elevator operator, subsequently moving to the Copy Department as part of the administrative staff.
Interview recorded on May 21, 2015
Interview index
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I joined the Museum in May 1966 -
The 1960s. The Museum as a family -
The night watch and taking care of the Museum in the 1960s -
The 1960s. Hall watchmen -
Service to tourists in the 1970s -
Las Meninas opposite the mirror in Hall XV -
Goya's Majas -
Titian, Ribera, Velázquez -
The evolution of the copy service -
From 1989 to 1994 copying The Garden of Earthly Delights triptych -
Summing up 50 years
- Collective
- Gallery surveillance
- RDF
- RDF
Collective
Gallery surveillance
Conchi Montero Velasco
General Services Assistant, 1970-2014
Francisco Manso Guerrero
Gallery attendant and Clerical Support, 1966-1991
María Teresa González Escolar
General Services Assistant, 1990-2013
María Merino Cabrera
Clerical Support, 1977-2004
Theme
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Voces del Prado