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Proveedor de la Real Casa

Authors: Antonio Laguna-Platero; Francesc-Andreu Martínez-Gallego;

Proveedor de la Real Casa

Abstract

Durante el Antiguo Régimen y desde 1614, la Monarquía Hispánica otorgó diplomas de Proveedor de la Real Casa a establecimientos comerciales o talleres de fabricación. Era un privilegio que dotaba de prestigio a quien lo recibía. A partir de la revolución liberal-burguesa, la monarquía se transformó en limitada, pero siguió otorgando los mismos diplomas. El presente estudio se basa en una amplia documentación de archivo y hemeroteca para medir cuántas concesiones se realizaron y qué impacto tuvieron dichas concesiones en la publicidad insertada en la prensa. Nuestra hipótesis de trabajo argumenta que en el Antiguo Régimen se produjo una transferencia de legitimidad desde la monarquía hacia el producto agraciado con el diploma, pero que, durante el reinado de Isabel II, los términos de la ecuación comenzaron a invertirse. Se estudian los reinados de Fernando VII, Isabel II, Alfonso XII, la regencia de María Cristina de Habsburgo y Alfonso XIII para observar hasta qué punto fue así y qué consecuencias tuvo tanto en la historia de la publicidad como en la historia de la construcción de la imagen pública de la institución monárquica.

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Spain
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Keywords

Prensa, Siglos XIX y XX, España, Proveedor de la Real Casa, Marcas, Publicidad

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