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desenhos do catálogo de Thomas
Chippendale, “The Gentleman and Cabinet
Maker’s Director” 1.
Uma mesa semelhante, embora pintada,
está ilustrada em “El Mueble Mexicano”,
página 852. 1 Mexico-Splendors of Thirty Centuries – The
Metropolitan Museum of Art, N.Y. 1990, p. 444.
2 El Mueble Mexicano, Historia, Evolucion e
Influencias- Fomento Cultural Banamex,
A.C.Mexico 1985
Bibliografia Adicional
– Pierce, Dona and Palmer, Gabrielle – Câmbios:
The Spirit of Transformation in Spanish Colonial
Art, Santa Barbara Museum of Art, 1992.
– Fane, Diana (editor) – Converging Cultures – Art
and Identity in Spanish America.- The Brooklyn
Museum, 1996
– Vinent, Manuel Romero de Terreros – Las Artes
Industriales de Nueva España- Banco Nacional
de México, 1982.
– Rishel, Joseph J. (editor) – The Arts in Latin
América, 1492 - 1820 – Philadelphia Museum
of Art, 2006
18th century some English and French
furniture was imported, but it should also be
noted that the designs from Thomas
Chippendales’ catalogue “The Gentleman
and Cabinet Maker’s Director” were known
in New Spain1. A similar but painted table is illustrated in
“El Mueble Mexicano”, page 852. 1 Mexico-Splendors of Thirty Centuries – The
Metropolitan Museum of Art, N.Y. 1990, p. 444.
2 El Mueble Mexicano, Historia, Evolucion e
Influencias - Fomento Cultural Banamex, A. C.
Mexico 1985
Further Bibliography:
– Pierce, Dona and Palmer, Gabrielle – Câmbios:
The Spirit os Transformation in Spanish Colonial
Art, Santa Barbara Museum of Art, 1992.
– Fane, Diana (editor) – Converging Cultures – Art
and Identity in Spanish America.- The Brooklyn
Museum, 1996
– Vinent, Manuel Romero de Terreros – Las Artes
Industriales de Nueva España - Banco Nacional
de México, 1982.
– Rishel, Joseph J. (editor) – The Arts in Latin
América, 1492 -1820 – Philadelphia Museum of
Art, 2006
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