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Modulations of American Art in The Colonial Period
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American Colonial art, methodology, Art historiography, Cultural historyAbstract
In this article we propose to systematize some areas of theoretical problems that occupy the field of studies of American art of the colonial period. Specifically, we investigate a series of theoretical-methodological perspectives in art history studies in relation to other fields of knowledge such as intellectual history and cultural history, with the aim of thinking about productive theoretical intersections and exchanges that illuminate areas of the historiography and art theory specialized in the colonial period.Downloads
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