VASALLO TORANZO, Luis, Los Fonseca. Linaje y patronato artístico, Valladolid, Universidad de Valladolid, 2018
ISBN: 979-84-8448-983-2
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https://doi.org/10.22429/EUC2019.sep.02.12Keywords:
Fonseca, patronage, review, Renaissance, Luis Vasallo, Collecting, NobilityAbstract
Contrary to the common belief that Fonseca's and Mendoza's patronage were the drive of Renaissance Art in Spain, Luis Vasallo Toranzo pictures a much more complex perspective on the matter, and that is that within these lines we find family branches that would contradict what we thought so far. If the Fonseca family has traditionally been considered as one of the lineages responsible for the process of introducing the "Roman" language in Castile, Vasallo demonstrates that not all family members felt the need to proclaim the aesthetic changes of Italy. The research affirms and proves that some of them expressed a clear preference for Gothic, Moorish, Mudejar or even combined techniques that we now consider different styles at the same time.
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