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Aproximación a la moda y los tejidos en los reinados de Felipe II a Felipe IV.

Authors: Buelga Añíbarro, Patricia;

Aproximación a la moda y los tejidos en los reinados de Felipe II a Felipe IV.

Abstract

El presente trabajo tiene como objetivo general realizar una aproximación a la moda y los tejidos en la corte española entre 1527 y 1665. También, pretende evidenciar la relevancia del estudio de la indumentaria a nivel histórico y artístico, lo que se relaciona directamente con el segundo objetivo: demostrar la importancia de una conservación adecuada de estos elementos por su valor patrimonial. Para ello el trabajo se basará en el uso de fuentes directas halladas en los archivos nacionales, así como de diversas obras plásticas que reflejan estas cuestiones. El texto pretende hacer una aproximación social y artística atendiendo al contexto europeo de la época, a las implicaciones y a las motivaciones en el cambio de vestuario; cuestiones económicas, legislativas, sociales, políticas, comerciales… Debemos tener en cuenta que la moda, entendida como lo hacemos hoy en día, nace en el periodo medieval, pero se desarrolla y consolida en la edad moderna. Dentro de nuestro ámbito de estudio, la corte. Donde surge por la necesidad de destacar, en un contexto muy jerarquizado, evidenciando la importancia de aparentar. Es decir, las cortes europeas que compiten entre sí por cuestiones de poder usan la moda como un elemento más para demostrar su supremacía y así se refleja en retratos y archivos que relatan ceremonias, inventarios, etc.

The main objective of this thesis is to make an approximation to the fashion and fabrics used in the Spanish Court between 1527 and 1665, demonstrating the importance of the study of clothing from an historical and artistic point of view. This is related to another objective: showing the relevance of an adequate conservation of these elements due to their heritage value. Hence, this thesis/essay/assignment will be based on the use of direct sources found in the National Archives and on work by important painters. The aim is to make a social and artistic approach, taking into account the European context, the implications and motivations for the development of fashion and economic, legislative, social, political and commercial matters. We have to consider that fashion, understood as we do today, was born in the Medieval Period, but it was developed and consolidated in the Modern Age. Within our field of study, the court, it emerged from the need to stand out, in a very hierarchical context, showing the importance of pretending. That is to say, the European Courts that compete against each other use fashion as another element to demonstrate their supremacy, and this is reflected in portraits, inventories, archives, etc.

Máster en Patrimonio Histórico y Territorial

Keywords

Phillip IV, Felipe II, Felipe IV, Indumentaria, Fashion development, Heritage, Patrimonio, Moda, Costume, Phillip II

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