Mudanzas boleras, the bolera school in 19th century art
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Eviternare.v0i0.8229Keywords:
Escuela bolera; Barros malagueños; Romantic traveler; gente painting; Flamenco; Spanish danceAbstract
The escuela bolera is currently a style encompassed within the Spanish dance that emerged in the eighteenth century when Spanish popular dances began to professionalize due in part to the influence of classical ballet that had come to our country from Italy in that same century. This Spanish dance style had its culmination in the 19th century, when many plastic artists left their testimony in engravings and paintings, whether they were protraits of the most outstanding interpreters or scenes of customs. This work aims to collect a series of 19th century paintings, engravings and sculptures that reflect the escuela bolera, which has always gone unnoticed in the shadow of flamenco, ore ven has been confused with this style, much in vogue in the last time.
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