Un pueblo y su templo : Tonantzintla en la etapa virreinal /

Un pueblo y su templo : Tonantzintla en la etapa virreinal /

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Author / Creator:Rubial García, Antonio, author.
Edition:Primera edición.
Imprint:Puebla, Pue. : Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, Dirección de Fomento Editorial México, D.F. : Educación y Cultura, Asesoría y Promoción, [2015].
Description:123, that is, 125 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), facsimiles ; 29 cm.
Language:English
Series:Colección Legados ;
Colección Legados.
Subject:
Capilla de Santa María Tonantzintla (Santa María Tonantzintla, Mexico).
Capilla de Santa María Tonantzintla (Santa María Tonantzintla, Mexico)
Christian art and symbolism -- Mexico -- Santa María Tonantzintla.
Church architecture -- Mexico -- Santa María Tonantzintla.
Chapels -- Mexico -- Santa María Tonantzintla.
Catholic church buildings -- Mexico -- Santa María Tonantzintla.
Buildings.
Christian art and symbolism.
Folk art.
Santa María Tonantzintla (Mexico) -- Buildings, structures, etc.
Mexico -- Santa María Tonantzintla.
Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/10969832
Related Items:Based on (work): Santa María Tonantzintla : un pueblo, un templo
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Varying Form of Title:Tonantzintla en la etapa virreinal
Other authors / contributors:Arziniaga, Angela, photographer.
Rivera Flores, Everardo, photographer.
ISBN:9786074879711
6074879710
9786078344277
6078344277
Notes:Also illustrations on endpapers.
Includes bibliographical notes (pages 121-123)
In Spanish.
Summary:The 16th century main temple of the town of Santa María Tonantzintla in the State of Puebla is a jewel of Novo-Hispanic baroque. The decoration of the interior of the Church corresponds to the consistent Indian Baroque style of lush décor with Pre-Hispanic motifs, such as Angels with tufts of feathers, with garlands of flowers, with attires of the "Caballero Aguila" and with Indian features, fruits and plants, in a lavish mixture between the Pre-Hispanic and Spanish Christian worlds. This reprint edition -published in 1991 by the State Government and the University Iberoamericana Puebla- includes color images taken by photographers Ángela Arziniaga and Everardo Rivera.

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