This dissertation offers an account of counter-reformation mystical texts and praxis with art historical applicability to Spanish painting of the Seventeenth Century— particularly the work of Diego Velázquez. The consequences of considering devotional practice and mystical experience in the analysis of Spanish painting in the siglo de oro yields new, more complete, and more intellectually satisfying readings of particular works. Without supplanting the long-established tradition of applying Flemish and Italian models to Diego Velázquez’ work, emphasis is placed on what is authentically Spanish in his accomplishments
The Council of Trent re-examined the traditions of the Catholic Church regarding the role of the vis...
Domínguez Torres, MónicaFor centuries, the sixteen paintings of Old Testament prophets that adorn th...
A dramatic change in Spanish painting took place at the beginning of the seventeenth century. At the...
This dissertation offers an account of counter-reformation mystical texts and praxis with art histor...
This dissertation examines the intersection of sacred and profane imagery in Spanish territories, in...
The purpose of this thesis is to question the art historical notion of influences, specifically in t...
This dissertation investigates a collection of innovative and unorthodox paintings that aggrandized ...
This thesis argues for the ways in which the new genre of still-life painting became a forum for exp...
This dissertation examines a series of initiatives that drew together antiquarian, naturalist, and a...
Perhaps the defining image of the Spanish Golden Age, the Immaculate Conception was painted, printed...
This dissertation considers the ways in which Jusepe de Ribera (1591-1652) fashioned his artistic id...
Vel?zquez (1599-1640) In a Spain dominated by a fervent religiosity, the painter Diego de Silva y V...
The first, most extensive part of the text gives information about the influence of the Spanish Jesu...
In this dissertation, I examine the development of artistic identity in Golden Age Spain by elucidat...
Composing the World in Spanish Colonial Painting explores the cross-fertilization between western im...
The Council of Trent re-examined the traditions of the Catholic Church regarding the role of the vis...
Domínguez Torres, MónicaFor centuries, the sixteen paintings of Old Testament prophets that adorn th...
A dramatic change in Spanish painting took place at the beginning of the seventeenth century. At the...
This dissertation offers an account of counter-reformation mystical texts and praxis with art histor...
This dissertation examines the intersection of sacred and profane imagery in Spanish territories, in...
The purpose of this thesis is to question the art historical notion of influences, specifically in t...
This dissertation investigates a collection of innovative and unorthodox paintings that aggrandized ...
This thesis argues for the ways in which the new genre of still-life painting became a forum for exp...
This dissertation examines a series of initiatives that drew together antiquarian, naturalist, and a...
Perhaps the defining image of the Spanish Golden Age, the Immaculate Conception was painted, printed...
This dissertation considers the ways in which Jusepe de Ribera (1591-1652) fashioned his artistic id...
Vel?zquez (1599-1640) In a Spain dominated by a fervent religiosity, the painter Diego de Silva y V...
The first, most extensive part of the text gives information about the influence of the Spanish Jesu...
In this dissertation, I examine the development of artistic identity in Golden Age Spain by elucidat...
Composing the World in Spanish Colonial Painting explores the cross-fertilization between western im...
The Council of Trent re-examined the traditions of the Catholic Church regarding the role of the vis...
Domínguez Torres, MónicaFor centuries, the sixteen paintings of Old Testament prophets that adorn th...
A dramatic change in Spanish painting took place at the beginning of the seventeenth century. At the...