Baroque paintwork and mystic writing
Francisca Josefa, a Clare woman from New Granada
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Baroque art, Aesthetic, Mystic literature, Professed woman, New GranadaAbstract
This present article exposes some features of the European baroque aesthetic and so of the New Kingdom of Granada during the Seventieth Century and the beginnings of the Eighteenth Century. Through these features, there are shown the devotional ambiances that favor the sacralization of daily life in this society. Emphasizing pictorial resources used by art-makers from the Province of Tunja in the New Kingdom, visual images are described which took part in the environment in which lived Sister Francisca Josefa de la Concepción, a professed woman and mystic writer originative of this Province.Downloads
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