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Herencias y tradiciones : colección de arte popular del Museo de Arte de San Marcos / textos: Sara Acevedo, Gabriela Germaná, María Eugenia Yllia

Acevedo Basurto, Sara [Verfasserin/Verfasser] ; Germaná, Gabriela [Verfasserin/Verfasser] ; Yllia, María Eugenia [Veranstalterin/Veranstalter]

Primera edición

Lima : Fondo Editorial del Congreso del Perú, 2016

213 Seiten : chiefly illustrations (chiefly color), portraits ; 29 cm

Spanisch

A catalog of the permanent exhibition of folk art at the Museo Arte de San Marcos. - Includes bibliographical references (pages 30-34)

978-612-4329-03-6 ; 612-4329-03-4

unbewegtes Bild | Bildband | Katalog

NK916

GND-Schlagwörter: Museo de Arte de San Marcos ; Sammlung ; Peru ; Volkskunst ; $F1MW

LOC-SH: Museo de Arte de San Marcos (Lima, Peru) -- Catalogs ; Folk art -- Peru -- Catalogs ; Art -- Peru -- Lima -- Catalogs

Museo de Arte de San Marcos (Lima, Peru) ; Art ; Folk art ; Peru ; Peru ; Lima ; Catalogs

Presentación -- El Museo de Arte de San Marcos y sus colecciones de arte popular -- Miradas alternas. Visiones y discursos en la colección de arte popular del Museo de Arte de San Marcos -- Nota editorial -- Catálogo.

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Forty years ago, the State recognized artisan Joaquín López Antay (Ayacucho, Perú, 1897 - 1981), creator of the "cajones de San Marcos", with the prize Premio Nacional Fomento a la Cultura, becoming the first popular artist to receive such a distinction. This recognition, delivered in a public ceremony in 1976, generated the protest of a group of academic artists who did not conceive that a traditional quechua popular artist's folk art was worth of such a distinction, generating a debate of the aesthetic value between folk art and art. The Museum of Art of San Marcos inaugurated a permanent exhibition in commemoration of this event with a large collection of folk and popular art pieces obtained from the generous donations of sisters Alice and Célia Bustamante and historian Pablo Macera