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En 1810, María Concepción Castellví y Cardona enviaba un escrito a la Real Academia de Bellas Artes San Carlos de Valencia junto a una «pintura al pastel de su mano representando al Beato Nicolás Factor de medio cuerpo con su marco de oro y cristal» y la Junta le otorgaba el título de académica de Mérito. El apellido Castellví era uno de los linajes más antiguos de la Corona de Aragón y muchos de sus parientes fueron académicos de honor. María se casó con Antonio Almunia, marqués de Ràfol, a su muerte dispuso de sus bienes donando a la academia varias pinturas de gran relevancia, entre ellas, San Sebastián atendido por la matrona Irene y una esclava, de José Ribera. In 1810, Concepción Castellví Cardona sent a letter to the San Carlos Academy of Fine Arts in Valencia with a "pastel painting by her own hand representing the Beato Nicolás Factor medium bodied with gold frame and glass", and she was named Academic of Merit. But, like many others, the work is now defunct or one of the many anonymous deposits of our museums. The surname Castellví is one of the oldest lineages of the Crown of Aragon and many relatives were named academic of Honor. María married with the Marquess of Ràfol; when he died she donated to the Academy several important paintings, like Saint Sebastian Served by Irene and a Slave, by José Ribera. Ministerio de Educación, Cultura y Deporte FPU14/04087 |
