Painting and the turn to cultural modernity in Spain : the time of Eugenio Lucas Velázquez (1850-1870) /
Ginger, Andrew.
Selinsgrove, Pa. : Susquehanna University Press,
c2007.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 345-358) and index.
Introduction -- Note on practical matters -- Pastiche, plural meanings, and disorientation -- Being Eugenio Lucas -- Pastiche and multiple identity: an alternative path -- Pastiche in nineteenth-century Spain -- Disorientation and national culture -- Decontextualization and time -- The persistence of memory: ambiguity from the fall to the rebirth of freedom -- Composition and decomposition -- The autonomous sign and the crisis of oligarchic liberalism -- Historical introduction to part II: the crisis of oligarchic liberalism 1848-68 -- Social exclusion, sovereignty, and the democratic ideal -- Landscapes, seascapes, poverty, and nationality -- Women and the direction of history -- Violent renewal: the revolution of 1854 and the reactivation of foreign policy -- National tradition, self, and pragmatic democracy -- Conclusion.
Lucas, Eugenio, 1817-1870
Painting, Spanish