This course offers a comprehensive and practical introduction to the appraisal of works of art, guided by industry professionals. The program is organized around two main areas: the valuation of ancient art, including painting, drawing, and sculpture up to the 20th century, and the appraisal of 20th-century and contemporary art.
Throughout the sessions, the basic concepts and methods needed to understand how the art market works will be presented, along with the fundamental criteria used for valuation across different periods.
PhD in Art History from the University of Navarra and accredited by ANECA. After several years of experience in the art market —working at auction houses such as La Habana and Segre, and at the Caylus Gallery— he has developed a solid research career focused on iconography, European Baroque painting, and the international art market.
He is the author of El Patrimonio Mueble de la Universidad de Granada (2008) and a regular contributor to Ars Magazine, in addition to having published in Goya, Archivo Español de Arte, and Paragone Arte. He is currently a cataloguer of Old Master and 19th-century paintings at Subastas Segre.
With a degree in Art History and a master's degree in Library Science and Documentation, she has always developed her professional career within art auctions, beginning her activity at Castellana 150 in 1999, going through different departments, admissions, customer service and cataloging until the In 2001 he joined the founding team of Subastas Segre.
Since then, she has been working in the Department of Contemporary Art as assistant, in charge of the Department of Graphic Works and Photography and later, since 2010, as Director.
