Advanced Program in Appraisal of Works of Art and Antiques
This Degree seeks to introduce the participant in the essential aspects of the appraisal of works of art and antiques, from the introduction to the different areas of cataloging of pieces (materials, techniques, marking system, typology, etc.), to the preparation of the expert report and aspects of the intervention in judicial proceedings, through the different methodologies with which to address the assessment of the pieces.
The quality of the faculty and the collaboration of institutions such as the Granados Collection allow access to first-class pieces and learning from the best professionals in the sector.
Aimed al: Anyone who wishes to broaden their education in the field of appraisal of works of art, and has a great professional perspective. The participants can be Art Historians, Graduates in Geography and History or Philosophy and Arts, people who are specialized in Art History, as well as people without any previous degree who wish to access this fascinating world.
Degree name: Advanced Program in Appraisal of Works of Art and Antiques.
Degree type:University’s own degree..
Department responsible for the program: Art Department. Fine Arts Section.
Collaborating Entity:Professional Association of Graduates and Doctors of Madrid.
Where it is taught:
- Nebrija Global Campus: virtual classroom.
- Madrid-Princesa Campus:
C/ Sta. Cruz de Marcenado, 27, Madrid
(Metro Princesa)
Starting date: October 2023
(Request the detailed calendar)
Duration: From October to December 2023
Academic year in was implemented:February 2013
Modality: Blended.
Languages:Spanish
Places offered: 40
Price: 2.200 €
10% for Collegiates of the Professional Association of Doctors and Graduates of Madrid
Academic Regulations: General student’s regulations. Credit transfer and recognition. Regulation of student participation. Common procedures for carrying out the Final Research Project
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Curriculum 21 ECTS
Class attendance
subjects 12 ECTS
- 2 ECTS | Silver-smithing
- 2 ECTS | Furniture
- 2 ECTS | Jewelry
- 2 ECTS | Eastern Art
- 2 ECTS | Ceramics
- 2 ECTS | Painting
Blended and distance
learning subjects 9 ECTS
- 4 ECTS | Analysis of artistic techniques
- 3 ECTS | Appraisal techniques
- 2 ECTS | The expert appraiser in legal proceedings
Pablo Álvarez de Toledo Muller
Director del Programa Superior en Tasación de Obras de Arte y Antigüedades /Director del Departamento de Artes Director of the Advanced Program in Appraisal of Works of Art and Antiques
Director of the Arts Department
Cecilia M. de la Puente Allot
Coordinadora del Programa Superior en Tasación de Obras de Arte y Antigüedades
Coordinator of the Advanced Program in Appraisal of Works of Art and Antiques
Julia E. Betancor Oneto
Profesora de Análisis de Técnicas Artísticas
Professor of Analysis of Artistic Techniques
María R. Dávila
Profesora de Joyas
Professor of Jewelry Teacher
Luciano Delgado Tercero
Profesor de El perito tasador en procesos judiciales y Técnicas de tasación
Professor of The expert appraiser in judicial processes and Appraisal Techniques
Elisa D´Ors Lois
Profesora de Pintura
Professor of Painting
Cinta Krahe Noblett
Profesora de Arte oriental
Oriental art professor
Marta Muriel Aguilar
Profesora de Arte Oriental
Professor of Oriental Art
Margarita Pérez Grande
Profesora de Platería
Silver-smithing professor
Begoña Valdivielso Álvarez de Toledo
Profesora de Mueble y Cerámica
Profesor of Furniture and Ceramics
More Academic Info
Employability
The course is aimed at professionals from different fields interested in broadening their training in this field by strengthening their preparation in the following professional activities:
- Intervention in judicial proceedings as an expert by judicial or party designation.
- Advice and consultancy.
- Auction houses.
- Insurance.
Blended modality
The blended methodology combines distance learning for the most theoretical subjects, reserving class attendance training, in a convenient schedule, for focusing on the recognition of the pieces and the cataloging.
In the subjects taught online, a proven methodology is used that incorporates the reading of texts, carrying out self-assessment exercises, chats and tutorials, practical exercises with personalized correction, etc.
The class attendance subjects face specific examples of cataloging of paintings, jewelry, sculptures, decorative arts... addressing the appropriate pricing criteria in each case.
Recognitions
Those students with previous university education and/or professional experience can request a study of recognition of subjects without cost or commitment. According to RD 861/2010, credits may be recognized:
- For those subjects that have been previously studied in other official University degrees.
- The credits taken in other official higher education courses (artistic, sports or higher training cycles).
- Credits taken in university degrees.
- Credits for accredited work and professional experience may be recognized provided that this experience is related to the competences inherent to each subject. It has a maximum limit for criteria 3 and 4 of 15% of the total ECTS credits of the Expert course.
Of the 21 ECTS credits of the Expert course, 9 ECTS credits may be recognized as part of the Master's Degree in Art Market.
Certification
Nebrija University's Own Degree. Recognized by the Official Association of Holders of Doctoral and Bachelor's Degrees of Madrid (for students who also have a previous university degree).
Information and enrollment
informa@nebrija.es
900 321 322
