@article{10902/9705,
year = {2014},
url = {http://hdl.handle.net/10902/9705},
abstract = {RESUMEN: Juan de Velasco, secretario personal de Espínola y secretario real desde 1618, reunió, junto a su hermano José de Velasco, una considerable colección de pinturas que acabó en Logroño. Se conservan los retratos de ambos hermanos, que adjudicamos a Gaspar de Crayer, y otros cuadros de temática religiosa. Son obras relacionables con Hendrick de Clerck y otros pintores de Bruselas y Amberes.},
abstract = {ABSTRACT: John of Velasco, personal secretary of Ambrogio Spinola and Royal Secretary since 1618, brought -together with his brother Joseph of Velasco- a substantial collection of paintings that ended up in Logroño. The portraits of both brothers -ascribed by us to Gaspar de Crayer-, as well as other religious-themed paintings, have been preserved. These works are related to those of Hendrick de Clerck and other painters from Brussels and Antwerp.},
publisher = {Universidad de Valladolid, Servicio de Publicaciones},
publisher = {BSAA arte LXXX (2014), pp.139-164},
title = {La colección de pintura de José de Velasco y de su hermano Juan, Secretarió de Ambrosio de Espínola},
author = {Aramburu-Zabala Higuera, Miguel Ángel and Barrón García, Aurelio Ángel},
}