...Eppur si muove. La pintura sevillana después de la peste negra (1650-1655)

Fernando Quiles García

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Historical Art and Architecture Studies Historical Art and Culture Studies Early Modern Spanish Literature

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The Plague turned the city into havocs. However the effects of this disgraceful event on the artistic life of the city is underresearched. The aim of this article is to look into the effects of the plague on painters and the changes brought about by this event

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1999En los cimientos de la Iglesia sevillana: Fernando III, rey y santo 2011Pintores y doradores en Sevilla: 1650-1699 2001Murillo and the canonisation case of San Fernando, 1649-52

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