New Identities for Some Old Hispanic Silver

Autor:	Johanna Hecht
Rok vydání:	1994
Předmět:	Exhibition media_common.quotation_subject Museology Art history Context (language use) Conservation Art Colonialism Metropolitan area Object (philosophy) media_common
Zdroj:	Metropolitan Museum Journal. 29:77-88
ISSN:	2169-3072 0077-8958
DOI:	10.2307/1512961
Popis:	N 1932 AND 1933 The Metropolitan Museum of Art acquired three pieces of liturgical silver mistakenly thought to have been made in Spain. One of them, a gilded seventeenth-century silver monstrance (see Figure 11), bequeathed to the Museum by Michael Friedsam as a Spanish object, was eventually reassigned to colonial Mexico.2 However, research for the Museum's 1990 Mexican exhibition cast doubt on this classification, and the monstrance was then tentatively reattributed to Peru, a change subsequently confirmed by Cristina Esteras, who presents her evidence in the preceding essay. My discussion is intended to illuminate the context in which her information is best understood
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