| Autor: |
Vázquez, Oscar E. |
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Word & Image; Jan-Mar95, Vol. 11 Issue 1, p61-76, 16p, 8 Black and White Photographs |
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The article explores the depiction of a decadent and tranquil Spain in Santiago Rusiñol's paintings of "Gardens of Spain." According to the Catalan artist's friend José Francés, Rusiñol was a landscapist who painted in a soft voice. It is noted that the artist's garden landscapes are a stage where time and nature have been momentarily arrested in the act of withering, consuming or transforming human intervention. The article also examines the socio-political significance of the artist's interest in the passage of time. |
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