Conferencia Iconographies of Landscape Painting in 19th-Century Colombia

Conferencia “Iconographies of landscape painting in 19th-century Colombia” ofrecida por nuestra profesora del Departamento de Historia del Arte Verónica Uribe en la Doheny Memorial Library de University of South California – USC. Evento organizado por el Departamento de Historia del Arte de USC, el Center for Latinx and Latin American Studies y el Levan Institute for the Humanities. Conferencia en inglés.

Tendrá lugar el miércoles 20 de abril de 2022 a las 2:30 p.m. hora colombiana en el campus de USC y se transmitirá a través de la plataforma Zoom. Inscríbase antes del evento.

Créditos de la imagen de portada: Soledad Acosta de Samper. “Lago de Ubaque”. En: Vistas de Ubaque. S.f. Biblioteca Nacional de Colombia – Instituto Caro y Cuervo.

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Focusing on the history of landscape painting in Colombia during the 19th century, both scholars and students will find that it is difficult to identify unity or coherence throughout artists, subjects, artworks, themes and styles and no recognizable names immediately stand out as they do in other Latin American countries. In order to approach these multiple histories, it is essential to know and understand the diverse actors, expressions, modes, materials, systems and issues that exist and intertwine to create the new stories of this modern genre in the history of art in this country.