Galician by origin and by vocation, Dolores combines a deep knowledge of museum collections with an inclusive educational approach. She has served as a mediator at the Museo Nacional del Prado for over a decade, where she stood out for her ability to make art accessible to diverse audiences, creating meaningful and inclusive experiences.
Dolores is passionate about 17th-century art, with a specialization in Baroque art and an in-depth understanding of Spain’s national museum collections. Her interest in history—particularly Spanish history—complements her strong academic background, making her a recognized expert in the work of Velázquez.
Her work has focused especially on the coordination and development of educational and social inclusion projects, grounded in her belief that art is a powerful tool for transformation. A firm advocate for education and culture as foundations for a more just, social, and inclusive future, Dolores is known for her intellectual rigor, warm demeanor, and approachable style—qualities that make her an outstanding facilitator of learning.
- Languages Spanish
- Specialization National museum collections, 17th- and 18th-century art
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