ART & CULTURE ON HERITAGE, THE VALENCIAN 15TH CENTURY, THE SEGLE D´OR. Under this title, the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Carlos and Ámbito Cultural of ​​El Corte Inglés begins a new cycle of conferences.

With this initiative, the journey aimed at the study and dissemination of Valencian Heritage continues with the analysis of the links of Valencian Art throughout its history. In this cycle, the creations of the 15th century are being analyzed.

The cycle has the contribution of great specialists selected by the cycle coordinator, Professor Manuel Muñoz Ibáñez, president of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Carlos de Valencia.

All these interventions will be reflected in a book that will be published by the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Carlos at the end of the cycle.

• Conference Tuesday November 2
• 7:00 p.m.
• Ámbito Cultural El Corte Inglés (C/ Colón 27, 6th floor)
• Admission is free until capacity is reached.

'ALFONSO THE MAGNANIMOUS AND VALENCIA'

By Rafael Narbona Vizcaino (Professor of Medieval History at the University of Valencia)

Alfonso the Magnanimous was heir to both his paternal throne, Fernando de Trastámara, who inaugurated a new reigning dynasty of Castilian origin in the Crown of Aragon, and the history of the Crown itself with its long maritime and commercial projection. The Magnanimous married young in Valencia, where he discovered the Mediterranean and from it Renaissance Italy, creating the project of an empire centered in Naples that was not only political but also commercial and cultural, and that in turn his nephew Fernando would recover and transform. the Catholic.