IHA
Iconography and History of Art
Date of inception 29 July 2009
Leader: María Inmaculada Rodríguez Moya
Departament: Dep. d'Història, Geografia i Art
Website: https://www.uji.es/serveis/ocit/base/grupsinvestigacio/detall?codi=146
IHA (Iconography and History of Art) is a consolidated research group made up of art historians who share the iconographic analysis of images and architectural spaces as their preferred methodology. The activity of this research group throughout the history of the Universitat Jaume I has been constant and has resulted in a vast research production reflected in the direction of numerous R&D projects, in many books and articles and in the papers presented every year by its members at national and international conferences. Moreover, IHA has organised numerous conferences and curated exhibitions of international relevance, its members have presented and supervised many doctoral theses, edited journals, organised summer courses and hosted many other activities related to the fields of research and teaching in the area of the History of Art. The Universitat Jaume I has recognised IHA as a High Performance Research Group. IHA has also won two national U.N.E. awards for two different books, and received the Banco Santander's 6th Scientific Divulgation Award. IHA has working relationships with many universities and research centres around the world.
Researchers
Classifications
- AREA: Culture, language and heritage, Architecture, land planning and transportation
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