Portraits of Children at the Spanish Court in the Seventeenth Century: The Infanta Margarita and the Young King Carlos II
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Portraits of Children at the Spanish Court in the Seventeenth Century: The Infanta Margarita and the Young King Carlos IIAutoría
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2011Editor
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0739-182XCita bibliográfica
Llorente, Mercedes (2011) "Portraits of Children at the Spanish Court in the Seventeenth Century: The Infanta Margarita and the Young King Carlos II," Bulletin for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies: Vol. 35 : Iss. 1 , Article 3. https://doi.org/10.26431/0739-182X.1004Tipo de documento
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Portraits of children at the Spanish Court during the seventeenth century clearly reflect the various stages of their education and upbringing quite significantly. However, visual signs indicating the development and ... [+]
Portraits of children at the Spanish Court during the seventeenth century clearly reflect the various stages of their education and upbringing quite significantly. However, visual signs indicating the development and changing status of the child portrayed have to be identified and analyzed if the full meaning of these portraits is to be understood. In the present article, the educational treatises of the period are explored for the light they throw on concepts that were then current in relation to children’s development. Royal children´s portraits will be shown to reflect the education they received and the various stages through which they passed. First, however, it is necessary to explain how children were thought to move from infancy to childhood (puericia) and acquire the especially important “use of reason”. [-]
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I thank you the Kress Foundation for giving me an award to attend the 98th CAA Annual Conference in
Chicago, February 10-13, 2010. Part of this article was presented on Friday 12, at the session ... [+]
Cover Page Footnote:
I thank you the Kress Foundation for giving me an award to attend the 98th CAA Annual Conference in
Chicago, February 10-13, 2010. Part of this article was presented on Friday 12, at the session The Portrait in
Golden-Age Spain: Expanding the Frame. I would like to thank the chair of the session Laura R. Bass & Tanya
J. Tiffany. Also I would like to thank Joseph L. Koerner for his help and advice. [-]
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