Fernando Quiles García

Fernando Quiles García is a Professor in the Department of History of Art at the University of Pablo de Olavide (UPO), Seville, Spain. His academic work focuses on the intersections of Baroque art, cultural heritage, and Ibero-American artistic exchanges, particularly examining Seville's role as a hub for colonial art production and dissemination.

• University: University of Pablo de Olavide
• Department: Department of History of Art
• Email: fquigar@upo.es

Research Interests:Fernando's research explores the Baroque period in Spain and Latin America, emphasizing regional artistic centers (like Seville and Estepa), transatlantic cultural exchanges, and the preservation of colonial art. His work bridges urban history, religious iconography, and material culture, particularly in Seville's maritime and colonial contexts.

Publication Trends:His recent scholarship investigates Seville's artistic networks during the Baroque era, including Portuguese influences in Andalusia, colonial art markets in the Viceroyalty of Peru, and the role of peripheral artistic centers like Ecija. He analyzes how religious patronage, colonial trade, and local workshops shaped Baroque visual culture.