Publication: La Academia de Bellas Artes de Cádiz en la configuración del mobiliario litúrgico para la Catedral Nueva (1835-1869).
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Alonso de la Sierra Fernández, Juan
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Universidad Pablo de Olavide
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La Consagración de la Catedral Nueva de Cádiz en 1838 no hubiera sido posible sin la correspondiente dotación de mobiliario y ajuar litúrgico. La escasez de recursos económicos obligó a recurrir a lo custodiado en el viejo templo catedralicio y a aceptar algunas cesiones o depósitos de instituciones religiosas y conventos desamortizados. Se sumó, además, un estimable número de nuevas aportaciones. La Academia Provincial de Bellas Artes desempeñó un destacado papel en ese proceso, no solo por su ascendiente en los nuevos proyectos, sino por la valiosa contribución de arquitectos y artistas que eran miembros de ella o pertenecían a su círculo.
The Consecration of the New Cathedral of Cádiz in 1838 would not have been possible without the corresponding provision of furniture and liturgical trousseau. The scarcity of economic resources forced them to resort to what was kept in the old cathedral temple and to accept some transfers or deposits from religious institutions and disentailed convents. In addition, a substantial number of new contributions were added. The Provincial Academy of Fine Arts played an outstanding role in that long process, not only because of its ascendancy in the new projects, but because of the valuable contribution of architects and artists who were members of the project or belonged to the inner circle.
The Consecration of the New Cathedral of Cádiz in 1838 would not have been possible without the corresponding provision of furniture and liturgical trousseau. The scarcity of economic resources forced them to resort to what was kept in the old cathedral temple and to accept some transfers or deposits from religious institutions and disentailed convents. In addition, a substantial number of new contributions were added. The Provincial Academy of Fine Arts played an outstanding role in that long process, not only because of its ascendancy in the new projects, but because of the valuable contribution of architects and artists who were members of the project or belonged to the inner circle.
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Atrio. Revista de Historia del Arte, ISSN-e 2659-5230, ISSN 0214-8293, Nº. 31, 2025, págs. 166-188




