- New Spain,
officially the
Viceroyalty of New
Spain (Spanish:
Virreinato de
Nueva España [birejˈnato ðe ˈnweβa esˈpaɲa] ),
originally the
Kingdom of New...
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traditions in the
Philippines today can be
traced back to
Spanish and
Novohispanic (Mexican) influence.
Spanish settlement in the
Philippines first took...
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Philip of Jesus, OFM (Spanish:
Felipe de Jesús) was a
Novohispanic Franciscan Catholic missionary who
became one of the Twenty-six
Martyrs of ****an, the...
- and
civil use.
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Temporary exhibitions Level 3:
European and
Novohispanic Old Masters.
Works of
European artists such as the Cranachs, Tintoretto...
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movement in the arts that
promoted neo-Mesoamerican
styles and a
revival of
Novohispanic styles. By the mid-20th century, the
nationalist architectural styles...
- hummingbird, and
canary feathers. This
style of painting, po****r
during the
Novohispanic era,
integrates featherwork of pre-Hispanic
origin with
Christian iconography...
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Miguel Sánchez (1594–1674) was a
Novohispanic priest,
writer and theologian. He is most
renowned as the
author of the 1648
publication Imagen de la Virgen...
- also a
significant number of German, Flemish, Walloon, Italian, and
Novohispanic/Aztec peers, as a
result of the
scope of the
Spanish Empire in Europe...
- Perdón at the
Metropolitan Cathedral. Juan
Correa (1646-1716) was a
Novohispanic painter active between 1676 and 1716. His
painting covers topics both...
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different medicinal herbs and plants. A
variety of
indigenous Nahua and
Novohispanic written works survived from the
conquest and
later colonial periods that...