Apuntes biográficos sobre Manuela Brunet Bingley y su relación con las primeras empresas de publicidad en España

• Autores: Manuela Caballero González, Pascual Santos López
• Localización: Andelma: Revista del Centro de Estudios Históricos Fray Pasqual Salmerón, ISSN-e 2386-3811, Vol. 20, Nº. 31, 2022 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Andelma), págs. 19-29
• Idioma: español
• Títulos paralelos:
  • Biographical notes on Manuela Brunet Bingley and her relationship
with the first advertising companies in Spain
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  • español

    Analizamos la trayectoria vital de Manuela Brunet Bingley, nacida en Cieza en 1868, cuando su padre Alfonso Brunet se encontraba iniciando la industrialización del esparto en esta ciudad. También aportamos noticias sobre su esposo Álvaro Calzado Arosa, familia y sobrina, Dora Quintero Calzado, que llegaría a ser su hija adoptiva y la relación de las dos con las primeras empresas de publicidad en España. Gracias a las familias Chapa Brunet, Múgica Brunet y Lapuerta Quintero hemos conseguido documentos y fotografías inéditas para ilustrar el presente trabajo.AbstractWe analyze the life trajectory of Manuela Brunet Bingley, born in Cieza in 1868, when her father Alfonso Brunet was starting the industrialization of esparto grass in this city. We also provide news about her husband Álvaro Calzado Arosa, family and her niece, Dora Quintero Calzado, who would become her adoptive daughter and their relationship with the first advertising companies in Spain. Thanks to the Chapa Brunet, Múgica Brunet and Lapuerta Quintero families, we have obtained unpublished documents and photographs to illustrate this work.

  • English

    We analyze the life trajectory of Manuela Brunet Bingley, born in Cieza in 1868, when her father Alfonso Brunet was starting the industrialization of esparto grass in this city. We also provide news about her husband Álvaro Calzado Arosa, family and her niece, Dora Quintero Calzado, who would become her adoptive daughter and their relationship with the first advertising companies in Spain. Thanks to the Chapa Brunet, Múgica Brunet and Lapuerta Quintero families, we have obtained unpublished documents and photographs to illustrate this work.