Poder, religión y sociedad en la Guadalajara del siglo XVII

Calvo, Thomas

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“…Furthermore, some of the Japanese Christians exiled in Manila were able to reach New Spain. Luis de Encío (Japan, 1595?-Guadalajara, 1666) and Juan Páez (Osaka, 1608?-Guadalajara, 1675) constitute the cases studied of the Japanese people who lived in Guadalajara in that century [40][41][42]. On the other hand, in the face of Christian Heritage 2024, 7, FOR PEER REVIEW 11 craftsman, it might be reasonable to wonder if the enconchado lectern artist had technical knowledge of Japanese lacquer decoration.…”

Section: Enconchado Lectern From Alba De Tormesmentioning

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“…Furthermore, some of the Japanese Christians exiled in Manila were able to reach New Spain. Luis de Encío (Japan, 1595?-Guadalajara, 1666) and Juan Páez (Osaka, 1608?-Guadalajara, 1675) constitute the cases studied of the Japanese people who lived in Guadalajara in that century [40][41][42]. On the other hand, in the face of Christian Three different types of leaves can be observed: completely golden leaves, orangecoloured leaves with their veins and outlines painted with gold brushstrokes, and leaves made of mother-of-pearl with the same gold brushstrokes on top.…”

Section: Enconchado Lectern From Alba De Tormesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Furthermore, some of the Japanese Christians exiled in Manila were able to reach New Spain. Luis de Encío (Japan, 1595?-Guadalajara, 1666) and Juan Páez (Osaka, 1608?-Guadalajara, 1675) constitute the cases studied of the Japanese people who lived in Guadalajara in that century [40][41][42]. On the other hand, in the face of Christian persecution in Japan, the artisans who had manual skills, such as lacquer artisans, were the individuals who could more easily move from their place of origin compared to the peasants, who were very tied to the land.…”

Section: Enconchado Lectern From Alba De Tormesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Influence of Japanese Namban Lacquer in New Spain, Focusing on Enconchado Furniture

Kawamura,

García Barrios

2024

Heritage

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This work studies one type of artistic production from the Viceroyalty of New Spain during the second half of the seventeenth century and the beginning of the following century. Furniture decorated with the technique of enconchado is studied to point out the influence of Namban lacquer as well as the relationship with enconchado painting, a better known and studied corpus than furniture, and also its link to Mexican lacquer, maque. The identification and study of three pieces of furniture that feature the enconchado technique, and a cross, probably decorated with maque, offer a complementary vision of the art of enconchado and allow us to consider enconchado furniture an independent artistic genre.

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Section: Enconchado Lectern From Alba De Tormesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Furthermore, some of the Japanese Christians exiled in Manila were able to reach New Spain. Luis de Encío (Japan, 1595?-Guadalajara, 1666) and Juan Páez (Osaka, 1608?-Guadalajara, 1675) constitute the cases studied of the Japanese people who lived in Guadalajara in that century [40][41][42]. On the other hand, in the face of Christian Three different types of leaves can be observed: completely golden leaves, orangecoloured leaves with their veins and outlines painted with gold brushstrokes, and leaves made of mother-of-pearl with the same gold brushstrokes on top.…”

Section: Enconchado Lectern From Alba De Tormesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Furthermore, some of the Japanese Christians exiled in Manila were able to reach New Spain. Luis de Encío (Japan, 1595?-Guadalajara, 1666) and Juan Páez (Osaka, 1608?-Guadalajara, 1675) constitute the cases studied of the Japanese people who lived in Guadalajara in that century [40][41][42]. On the other hand, in the face of Christian persecution in Japan, the artisans who had manual skills, such as lacquer artisans, were the individuals who could more easily move from their place of origin compared to the peasants, who were very tied to the land.…”

Section: Enconchado Lectern From Alba De Tormesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Influence of Japanese Namban Lacquer in New Spain, Focusing on Enconchado Furniture

Kawamura,

García Barrios

2024

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Bellavista, la invención de un pueblo y un ejido. El reparto agrario en Jalisco (México), 1932-1945

Ulloa

2018

Historelo.rev.hist.reg.local

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Este artículo analiza el reparto agrario en la hacienda Bellavista, en el estado de Jalisco (México). La hacienda fue un emporio agro-ganadero industrial en el Porfiriato. Entre 1915 y 1935, los pueblos vecinos solicitaron tierras al gobierno, las cuales les fueron concedidas, y el último en solicitarlas fue el poblado de Bellavista, obteniéndolas en abril de 1935. El reparto agrario terminó con las haciendas e inició la formación de los ejidos, los cuales fueron una invención de los gobiernos revolucionarios y de la legislación emanada de ellos. Para el estudio sobre el tema se consultó la legislación general y la bibliografía sobre la reforma agraria, la historiografía de la Revolución mexicana y la documentación del Registro Agrario Nacional Delegación Jalisco, en particular el expediente de dotación de tierras del ejido de Bellavista entre 1932 y 1945. Del análisis de estos materiales se concluye que los gobiernos revolucionarios implementaron el reparto de tierras mediante la aplicación de leyes agrarias nacionales que se enfrentaron a realidades y respuestas regionales y locales muy distintas unas de otras, y el caso del ejido de Bellavista es un ejemplo de ello.

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Bellavista, La Invenciin De Un Pueblo Y Un Ejido. El Reparto Agrario En Jalisco (MMxico), 1932-1945 (Bellavista, the Invention of a Town and an Ejido. Land Distribution in Jalisco (Mexico), 1932-1945)

Valerio

2018

SSRN Journal

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Poder, religión y sociedad en la Guadalajara del siglo XVII

Cited by 12 publications

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Influence of Japanese Namban Lacquer in New Spain, Focusing on Enconchado Furniture

Influence of Japanese Namban Lacquer in New Spain, Focusing on Enconchado Furniture

Bellavista, la invención de un pueblo y un ejido. El reparto agrario en Jalisco (México), 1932-1945

Bellavista, La Invenciin De Un Pueblo Y Un Ejido. El Reparto Agrario En Jalisco (MMxico), 1932-1945 (Bellavista, the Invention of a Town and an Ejido. Land Distribution in Jalisco (Mexico), 1932-1945)

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