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The Laudatio urbis and the image of architecture in New-Spain literature circa 1600
Published
November 27, 2012
Keywords:
Laudatio urbis, Architecture, Literature, New Spain, XVIIth Century
How to Cite
Cuesta Hernández, L. J. (2012). The Laudatio urbis and the image of architecture in New-Spain literature circa 1600. Anuario Del Departamento De Historia Y Teoría Del Arte, 24, 69–78. https://doi.org/10.15366/anuario2012.24.005
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Abstract
The XVIIth century was crucial in the settlement and dissemination, between an important part of New Spain society, of the wide range of meanings of architecture and its new image. This image was widespread in the viceroyalty with the emergence of the creole identity, already from the previous century. One of its main manifestations will be the texts devoted to the glories of the cities of the Viceroyalty. In these texts there is a very well-defined manner to refer to the architecture.
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