Publication: Barroco andaluz en Estados Unidos de Norteamérica
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López Guzmán, Rafael
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Publicaciones Enredars / Andavira Editora
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América han sido objeto de estudio por distintos grupos de investigación inscritos en
universidades andaluzas, destacando por su actividad y número de publicaciones el
denominado ¿Andalucía y América: patrimonio y relaciones artísticas¿ (HUM 806).
Actualmente, algunos miembros de este grupo centran sus investigaciones en las
relaciones con Estados Unidos. En este trabajo concreto se estudia la enorme cantidad
de obras barrocas de procedencia andaluza conservadas en los museos de Estados Unidos, señalando instituciones y las razones que llevaron a los mecenas norteamericanos a implementar este coleccionismo.
Different research groups have studied artistic relations between Andalusia and America enrolled in Andalusian universities, highlighting by its activity and number of publications the so-called ¿Andalusia and America: heritage and artistic relations¿ (HUM 806). Currently, some members of this group focus their research on relations with the United States. This work studies the enormous amount of Baroque works of Andalusian origin preserved in the museums of the United States, pointing out institutions and the reasons that led American patrons to implement this collection.
Different research groups have studied artistic relations between Andalusia and America enrolled in Andalusian universities, highlighting by its activity and number of publications the so-called ¿Andalusia and America: heritage and artistic relations¿ (HUM 806). Currently, some members of this group focus their research on relations with the United States. This work studies the enormous amount of Baroque works of Andalusian origin preserved in the museums of the United States, pointing out institutions and the reasons that led American patrons to implement this collection.