- Presentation | Getting down to work
- The Classical Exhibition | Caravaggio on the crossroads
- Interview | Norman Rosenthal
- The Contemporary Exhibition | Bruce Nauman
- The Work | The Education of the Virgin
- Space | MAXXI
- Portfolio | Manu Muniategiandikoetxea
- Investigation | Study on the house in Pompeii
- In the studio | Jaume Plensa
- The collection of | Jimena Blázquez
- Chronicles from Berlin, London, Paris and New York
- Auctions of Classical and Modern Art
- Exhibitions Schedule
- Written by | José Juan Barba, Alicia Fernández, José Jiménez, José María Luzón, John Marciari, Peter Plagens, Keith Sciberras
«Politicians believe they are the only ones who know how to do things»
His tenure at Royal Academy was one of the most brilliant periods in the recent history of museum management. He transformed a venerable yet rigid institution into a lively art centre where old masters coexisted alongside the most avant-garde artists. Married to Manuela Mena, sub director of the Prado Museum, Norman Rosenthal leaves no one indifferent with his opinions. And that is precisely his strength.
By Miguel Bonet
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