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El profesor Antonio Urquízar ha coordinado el último número de la prestigiosa revista Journal of Iberian and Latin American Studies (Volumen 25-2, 2019), donde se han propuesto novedosos estudios sobre el cambio en la memoria y el gusto de las colecciones nobiliarias españolas a finales del siglo XIX e inicios del XX. Para ello, ha contado con integrantes del proyecto de investigación POLENO y especialistas en el tema: Antonio Urquízar Herrera, Memory and taste in the collections and households of the Spanish nobility (nineteenth and early twentieth centuries): an introduction to the topic with some notes on the house of Osuna and the origins of the period room. José Miguel Hernández Barral, The Marquises of Viana: building distinction through the past (1875-1927). Eva María Ramos Frendo, Recreating the past in the ornamentation of stately homes and the leisure activities conducted within them: the Duchess of Parcent as a case study for the Spanish aristocracy in the early twentieth century. José A. Vigara Zafra, The Diputación de la Grandeza and the organization of ‘Retrospective Art Exhibitions’ in the second half of the nineteenth century. Élodie Baillot, Exhibiting the collections of the Spanish Crown and nobility for the nation: the Count of Valencia de Don Juan and the 1892 European historical exhibition.