Publication: El conde-duque de Olivares y la protección del Colegio Mayor de Santa María de Jesús de Sevilla (1623)
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Ortega Jiménez, José Manuel
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Ediciones Universidad Autónoma de Chile / Enredars-Universidad Pablo de Olavide
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En 1623 Gaspar de Guzmán es nombrado patrón perpetuo del Colegio Mayor
de Santa María de Santa María de Jesús de Sevilla, también conocido como
de Maese Rodrigo. La vinculación con esta institución se integra dentro de la
importante política de patronazgo que III conde de Olivares llevó a cabo desde
su llegada al poder con el objetivo de legitimar y consolidar su imagen ante sus
semejantes. Con este estudio queremos poner en relieve el papel del valido de
Felipe IV como protector de instituciones culturales y religiosas.
In 1623, Gaspar de Guzmán was designated as perpetual patron of the Colegio Mayor de Santa María de Jesús in Seville, also known as Colegio de Maese Rodrigo. His association with this institution forms part of the policy of patronage pursued by the third Count of Olivares. This patronage aimed at legitimizing and consolidating his public image among his contemporaries. This study seeks to underscore the role of Philip IV’s royal favorite as a protector of cultural and religious institutions.
In 1623, Gaspar de Guzmán was designated as perpetual patron of the Colegio Mayor de Santa María de Jesús in Seville, also known as Colegio de Maese Rodrigo. His association with this institution forms part of the policy of patronage pursued by the third Count of Olivares. This patronage aimed at legitimizing and consolidating his public image among his contemporaries. This study seeks to underscore the role of Philip IV’s royal favorite as a protector of cultural and religious institutions.