
handle: 11441/63265
Este artículo aporta el conocimiento de una obra inédita del pintor mejicano Antonio de Torres, perteneciente a la Iglesia de San Juan de la Palma (Sevilla). Se trata de una representación de la Virgen de Guadalupe que fue donada a dicha iglesia por doña Sebastiana Salazar en 1798. El hallazgo del testamento de Sebastiana Salazar en el Archivo de Protocolos Notariales de Sevilla y el análisis estilístico de esta pintura han permitido atribuir su autoría, hasta ahora considerada obra de pintor anónimo del siglo XVIII, a Antonio de Torres e incluirla en el escaso catálogo de piezas conocidas de este artista.
This article contributes knowledge about a hitherto unheard-of work of art by Antonio de Torres, Mexican painter, which is in San Juan de la Palma’s Church (Seville). It is a representation of the Virgin of Guadalupe that miss Sebastiana Salazar gave as a present to San Juan de la Palma’s Church. The Discovery of the Sebastiana Salazar’s testament and the study of this painting has allowed attributing its authorship to Antonio de Torres and including it in his catalogue.
Painting, Antonio de Torres, México, Virgen de Guadalupe, San Juan de la Palma's Church (Seville), Iglesia de San Juan de la Palma (Sevilla), Virgin of Guadalupe, Pintura, Mexico
Painting, Antonio de Torres, México, Virgen de Guadalupe, San Juan de la Palma's Church (Seville), Iglesia de San Juan de la Palma (Sevilla), Virgin of Guadalupe, Pintura, Mexico
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