Casta Painting, Mexico - Social Life And Customs, Racially Mixed People In Art
In Collection
#5273
Read It:
Yes
#5273
Read It:
Yes
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Review
"This book effectively integrates art history, literary history, and political and social history... It will appeal to any well-educated reader and scholar of colonial Latin American studies ... who will find it a unique lens through which to view this period and culture." Stacey Schlau, Professor of Spanish and Women's Studies, West Chester University
Review
This book effectively integrates art history, literary history, and political and social history. . . . It will appeal to any well-educated reader and scholar of colonial Latin American studies . . . who will find it a unique lens through which to view this period and culture. (Stacey Schlau, Professor of Spanish and Women's Studies, West Chester University )
"This book effectively integrates art history, literary history, and political and social history... It will appeal to any well-educated reader and scholar of colonial Latin American studies ... who will find it a unique lens through which to view this period and culture." Stacey Schlau, Professor of Spanish and Women's Studies, West Chester University
Review
This book effectively integrates art history, literary history, and political and social history. . . . It will appeal to any well-educated reader and scholar of colonial Latin American studies . . . who will find it a unique lens through which to view this period and culture. (Stacey Schlau, Professor of Spanish and Women's Studies, West Chester University )