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Don Quijote entre los artistas del exilio

Authors: Cabañas Bravo, Miguel;

Don Quijote entre los artistas del exilio

Abstract

[ES] La obra de Cervantes, con la figura de don Quijote a la cabeza, tuvo una amplia proyección en el arte desarrollado en el exilio español de 1939, en la que incluso se llegó a presentar icónicamente a su más famoso personaje como símbolo de su situación, de su idealismo y de su engarce con la tierra de origen. El presente trabajo, por tanto, hace un amplio recorrido cronológico por los principales países y escenarios artísticos de este exilio, analizando a los artistas, las producciones y las circunstancias que más influyeron en casi lograr convertir al ejemplar hidalgo manchego en una especie de santo patrón laico de los republicanos errantes y de la permanencia de su inspiración y sus fuertes ideales.

[EN] Cervantes’ work, particularly Don Quixote, is amply represented in the artistic production of the Spanish exiles after 1939. Among this group, Don Quixote became an iconic symbol of their situation because of his idealism and his engagement with his motherland. This study presents a chronological overview of the most important countries and artistic environments of the Spanish exile. It also analyzes the artists, works and circumstances that contributed to makingof Don Quixote the lay patron saint of the wandering Spanish "republicans", an icon of the permanence of their inspiration and their strong ideals.

Proyecto "Tras la República: Redes y caminos de ida y vuelta en el arte español desde 1931" (P.N. de I+D+i, ref. HAR2011-25864)

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Keywords

Iconografía cervantina, Don Quijote, artistas del exilio de 1939, exilio español de 1939, Artistas del exilio de 1939, iconografía cervantina, Arte del exilio de 1939, Exilio español de 1939

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