by Michael Wilson · National Gallery · tapa dura · ISBN 9781857094251
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«If the Paintings Could Talk» is Michael Wilson's art history essay, published by the National Gallery in hardback (176 pages, in English).
It reveals hidden stories and anecdotes of the masterpieces of the National Gallery in London, in A-Z format with cross-references. Episodes are narrated such as a painting that slid down a mountain or a portrait that appeared in a James Bond film. An illustrated and entertaining guide that tours the museum's collection in an original way.
Foreword by Andrew Marr. Includes indexes for easy reference.
For art lovers who want to discover the stories and curiosities hidden behind the masterpieces.
Wilson Michael Urtecho Medina is a Peruvian engineer and politician, belonging to the National Solidarity and is a former Congressman representing the Department of La Libertad from 2006 until he was disqualified in December 2013, and he was banned from holding public office for a ten-year period. Urtecho was diagnosed with hypotonia as a child and uses a wheelchair.
