2008
DOI: 10.7440/res30.2008.05
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Del grabado como estrategia Mediaciones entre el original y la copia

Abstract: ResumenEste artículo se remonta a los orígenes del grabado entendido como obra de arte, entre los siglos XV y XVII en Europa, para explorar las posibilidades eminentemente autorreflexivas del medio, cuyas particularidades de "reproductibilidad" redimensionan la noción del arte en Occidente; establece una comparación entre el fenómeno de las réplicas en el grabado y la pintura a partir del nuevo entendimiento renacentista de la identidad artística y de la firma como extensión de la persona. Investiga la relació… Show more

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“…Patrons could require that a certain model be followed, or artists might decide to emulate a famous master. The utilization of printed sources in the arts of colonial Latin America therefore constitutes a means to explore the way in which émigré and native artists and patrons related to and conceived their newly acquired role within the wider Hispanic world (Zalamea 2008). Concha's appropriation of Dürer, far from being a thoughtless process of reproduction or even an intellectual citation, demonstrates a clear and conscious engagement with the doctrinal and theological implications of the original, its structure, and cultural references.…”
Section: Another Type Of Source: Don Gabriel De Guzmán's Testament and Inventorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Patrons could require that a certain model be followed, or artists might decide to emulate a famous master. The utilization of printed sources in the arts of colonial Latin America therefore constitutes a means to explore the way in which émigré and native artists and patrons related to and conceived their newly acquired role within the wider Hispanic world (Zalamea 2008). Concha's appropriation of Dürer, far from being a thoughtless process of reproduction or even an intellectual citation, demonstrates a clear and conscious engagement with the doctrinal and theological implications of the original, its structure, and cultural references.…”
Section: Another Type Of Source: Don Gabriel De Guzmán's Testament and Inventorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Aunque no es el propósito de este artículo conviene no perder de vista la estrechísima relación entre grabados y copias pictóricas Zalamea (2008),. explora acertadamente esta vinculación.…”
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