Pintores y pintura de la Maravilla Americana
By: Elisa Vargas Lugo (coordinadora)
Contributors: Museo Internacional del Barroco; Palacio de Iturbide; Fomento Cultural Banamex
Edition: Primera edición.
Publisher: Citibanamex, El Banco Nacional de México; Museo Internacional del Barroco
Published: 2021
Place of publication: Ciudad de México]; [Puebla, México]
Language: spa
Number of pages: 329
ISBN-13: 9786079478315
Subjects: Arts and religion; Exhibitions; Art; Christian art and symbolism; Guadalupe, Our Lady of, in art; Colonial Painting; Themes, motives; Arts; Aspect religieux; Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe; Dans l'art; Modern period; Our Lady of Guadalupe
Description: Curated by art historians Elisa Vargas Lugo and Pedro Ángeles (Instituto de Investigaciones Estéticas-UNAM), and historian Rubén Romero (Instituto de Investigaciones Históricas-UNAM) this major exhibition is a careful selection of 76 colonial paintings created by the most noted painters of the 18th century, such as Miguel Cabrera, Francisco Antonio Vallejo, and José de Alcíbar amongst others whom were inspired in the Virgin of Guadalupe original painting, miraculously imprinted on the tilma, (peasant cloak).of the Indian Juan Diego. Many of the works are from collections of religious venues, public museums and from private collections that have been restored specially for this occasion and are exhibited in public for the first time. The exhibition was the outcome of a proposal born of the intuition of noted art historian and academic advisor, Juana Gutierrez Haces (), who undertook the reappraisal of the work and the circumstances of the painters of the generation of "American Marvel".

Curated by art historians Elisa Vargas Lugo and Pedro Ángeles (Instituto de Investigaciones Estéticas-UNAM), and historian Rubén Romero (Instituto de Investigaciones Históricas-UNAM) this major exhibition is a careful selection of 76 colonial paintings created by the most noted painters of the 18th century, such as Miguel Cabrera, Francisco Antonio Vallejo, and José de Alcíbar amongst others whom were inspired in the Virgin of Guadalupe original painting, miraculously imprinted on the tilma, (peasant cloak).of the Indian Juan Diego. Many of the works are from collections of religious venues, public museums and from private collections that have been restored specially for this occasion and are exhibited in public for the first time.  The exhibition was the outcome of a proposal born of the intuition of noted art historian and academic advisor, Juana Gutierrez Haces (), who undertook the reappraisal of the work and the circumstances of the painters of the generation of "American Marvel".
Notes: Published on the occasion of the exhibitions held first at the Centro Cultural Banamex Palacio de Iturbide in Mexico City between July and October, 2013 and later at the Museo Inernacional del Barroco in Puebla between December 2020 and April 2021.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 297-308).
Table of contents: title: Presentaciones; title: Proemio / Cándida Fernandez de Calderón; title: Pintores y pintura de la Maravilla americana. Introducción / José Rubén Romero Galván, Pedro Ángeles Jiménez, Elisa Vargas Lugo; title: El tiempo de la Maravilla / Virginia Guedea; title: El devenir de la devoción guadalupana y el arte en la Nueva España / José Rubén Romero Galván, Elisa Vargas Lugo; title: El guadalupanismo de los criollos / José Rubén Romero Galván; title: Hiperdulia novhispana. Manifestaciones de amor a Maria Inmaculada / Jaime Morera; title: La filosofia moderna en el siglo XVILI mexicano / Mauricio Beucho; title: En busca de nobleza. La liberalidad de la arquitectura, la escultura y la pintura en la Nueva España / José Marí Lorenzo Macias; title: El pintor sabio y la Maravilla americanaʺ / Pedro Ángeles Jiménez, Elsa Arroyp Lemu; title: Acercamiento a la pintura del retrato civil / Elisa Vargas Lugo; title: Retrato: imágenes y poder / Pedro Ángeles Jiménez; title: Atisbos de realidad. Notas sobre temas profanos en la pintura de mediados del siglo XVIL en la Nueva España / Rogelio Ruiz Gomar.