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La escultura del siglo XIX [19th Century Sculpture]

By: Ernesto Ballesteros Arranz
Narrated by: Juan Manuel Rollán, Tomás Campos
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El movimiento neoclásico común a toda Europa no iba a ser una excepción en la España del rey Carlos IV. Decae ahora el tema religioso en pro de las figuras alegóricas más acordes con los modelos clásicos adoptados, figuras alegóricas que ya habíamos visto cómo hacían su irrupción en nuestra escultura con la decoración de los jardines de La Granja en tiempos de Felipe V. Abundarán los sepulcros como testimonio de culto a la persona, así como el retrato, que alcanzará cimas insospechadas, favorecido por el ambiente de la época, que exige la perpetuación del personaje.

Grabado en español ibérico (España).

Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish.

©2013 Ernesto Ballesteros Arranz (P)2013 Storyside Art

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