Abstract
Partindo da análise biográfica e artística do pintor espanhol Gabriel del Barco (1648-1701?), o presente texto tem como objectivo aprofundar a história entre Portugal e Espanha no período Barroco (séc. XVII), através das ligações à Corte de Madrid (intercâmbio de pintores e de famílias nobres), as inter-relações familiares (os Marqueses de Arronches, os Condes de Sabugal, os Condes de Palma, etc) e o culto religioso de Nossa Senhora da Atocha, gerador de dinamismo cultural peninsular. Baseados em dados documentais, relatos de diferentes fontes escritas, obras de arte existentes e referenciadas, procuraremos reconstituir o percurso de Gabriel del Barco em Portugal nos primeiros anos de carreira, aproveitando para caracterizar a sociedade (incluindo os artistas) da segunda metade do século XVII.
This text aims to deepen the history between Portugal and Spain in the Baroque period based on the biographical and artistic analysis of the Spanish painter Gabriel del Barco (1648-1701?). It will address the links established by the Portuguese with the Court of Madrid (ie painters and noble families). It will also take into account the family relationship between the two Iberian Crowns (the Marqueses de Arronches, the Counts of Sabugal, the Counts of Palma, etc.) and the religious cult of Our Lady of Atocha, a true generator of peninsular cultural dynamism. Based on new documentary data, reports from different written sources, existing and referenced works of art, we will try to trace Gabriel del Barco in Portugal in early stages of his career, and also to characterize the Portuguese society (including artists) of the second half of the seventeenth century.
This text aims to deepen the history between Portugal and Spain in the Baroque period based on the biographical and artistic analysis of the Spanish painter Gabriel del Barco (1648-1701?). It will address the links established by the Portuguese with the Court of Madrid (ie painters and noble families). It will also take into account the family relationship between the two Iberian Crowns (the Marqueses de Arronches, the Counts of Sabugal, the Counts of Palma, etc.) and the religious cult of Our Lady of Atocha, a true generator of peninsular cultural dynamism. Based on new documentary data, reports from different written sources, existing and referenced works of art, we will try to trace Gabriel del Barco in Portugal in early stages of his career, and also to characterize the Portuguese society (including artists) of the second half of the seventeenth century.
Original language | Portuguese |
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Title of host publication | La Sevilla Lusa |
Subtitle of host publication | La presencia portuguesa en el Reino de Sevilla durante el Barroco |
Editors | Fernando Quiles, Manuel Fernández Chaves, Antónia Fialho Conde |
Place of Publication | Sevilla |
Publisher | E.R.A. Arte, Creación y Patrimonio Iberoamericanos en Redes / Universidad Pablo de Olavide / CIDEUS - Universidade de Évora |
Pages | 252-287 |
Number of pages | 35 |
Volume | 4 |
ISBN (Print) | 978-84-09-07016-9 |
Publication status | Published - 2018 |
Keywords
- Lisboa
- Pintura Barroca
- Gabriel del Barco y Minusca
- Azulejos
- Relações Artísticas Portugal-Espanha
- Baroque Painting
- Tiles
- Artistic relations between Portugal and Spain