"''...along with Cristóbal de Villalpando, the primary teacher, of the [[Baroque]] style developing in [[New Spain]] at this time. Juan Correa, his colleagues, students and apprentices tried to convey the current religious ideas and teachings through images and symbols, using colors, movements and gestures reflected in distinct iconography. These baroque style paintings became prevalent in the backdrops, chapels and sacristies of the most well known convents and churches in various regions of New Spain.''" [http://www.giveaminute.org/museum/Biografias%20de%20autores.htm] | "''...along with Cristóbal de Villalpando, the primary teacher, of the [[Baroque]] style developing in [[New Spain]] at this time. Juan Correa, his colleagues, students and apprentices tried to convey the current religious ideas and teachings through images and symbols, using colors, movements and gestures reflected in distinct iconography. These baroque style paintings became prevalent in the backdrops, chapels and sacristies of the most well known convents and churches in various regions of New Spain.''" [http://www.giveaminute.org/museum/Biografias%20de%20autores.htm] |