by Jonathan Brown · Alianza · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788420670140
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«Imágenes e ideas en la pintura española del siglo XVII» is an art history essay by Jonathan Brown (Alianza, paperback, 232 pp., Spanish).
The book brings together essays that study 17th-century Spanish painting applying the methods of the social history of art, with attention to the sociocultural context of the artists. It addresses Francisco Pacheco's academy, Las Meninas, Zurbarán's stay in Guadalupe, and the works of Murillo and Valdés Leal in the Hospital de la Caridad.
This 2007 edition belongs to the Alianza Forma collection and includes the translation by Vicente Lleó Cañal.
A work of interest for students and enthusiasts of art history and Spanish Golden Age painting.
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