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''La entrada de Jesús a Jerusalén y La Asunción de la Virgen'' (At the Mexico City Cathedral) are considered his best works . | ''La entrada de Jesús a Jerusalén y La Asunción de la Virgen'' (At the Mexico City Cathedral) are considered his best works . | ||
| − | [[Miguel Cabrera | + | [[Miguel Cabrera]] (1695 - 1768), ''[[Cristóbal de Villalpando]] (c. 1649-1714) and Juan Correa are the best-known painters of New Spain.'' [http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1G1-156447415.html] |
''His paintings are specially remarkable for their fine, broad composition, expression, and life-like figures, as well as for their good perspective and effective groupings.'' [http://www.famousamericans.net/juancorrea/] | ''His paintings are specially remarkable for their fine, broad composition, expression, and life-like figures, as well as for their good perspective and effective groupings.'' [http://www.famousamericans.net/juancorrea/] | ||
Revision as of 17:43, April 18, 2008
Juan Correa (Mexico City, c. 1646 - Mexico City, 1716) Mexican painter, s. XVII - s. XVIII.
La entrada de Jesús a Jerusalén y La Asunción de la Virgen (At the Mexico City Cathedral) are considered his best works .
Miguel Cabrera (1695 - 1768), Cristóbal de Villalpando (c. 1649-1714) and Juan Correa are the best-known painters of New Spain. [1]
His paintings are specially remarkable for their fine, broad composition, expression, and life-like figures, as well as for their good perspective and effective groupings. [2]
See also
External links
- Andrés Blaisten Museum
- Painting and drawing The Franz Mayer Museum.
Bibliography
- Painting/Drawing Leibsohn, Dana, and Barbara Mundy, Vistas: Spanish American Visual Culture, 1520-1820.
- "Juan Correa, su vida y su obra." by Elisa Vargaslugo, UNAM.