Sobre Fernando Estévez y algunas esculturas del Niño Jesús. Nuevas atribuciones / About Fernando Estévez and some sculptures of the Infant Jesus. New attributions

Authors

  • Juan Alejandro Lorenzo Lima Universidad Europea de Canarias

Keywords:

Fernando Estévez, La Orotava, escultura, Niño Jesús, siglo XIX, sculpture, the Child Jesus, 19th century

Abstract

La conmemoración del ccxxv aniversario del nacimiento de Fernando Estévez (1788-1854) en 2013 propició una aproximación diferente a la trayectoria de dicho artista. Este artículo recuerda las actividades organizadas entonces en La Orotava, especialmente una exposición de esculturas y documentos que tuvo varias sedes o lugares de exhibición durante el mes de marzo. Partiendo de obras contempladas entonces, se estudian otras representaciones del Niño Jesús que conservan templos del norte de Tenerife y pueden atribuírsele por cuestiones de estilo.

The commemoration of 225th birth anniversary of Fernando Estévez (1788-1854) in 2013 allowed a new approach to his artistic caree. This paper recalls the activities organised in La Orotava back then, especially an exhibition of sculptures and documents in several spaces during the month of March. Based on the sculptures seen there, we can attribute to him other representations of the Infant Jesus that are preserved in churches in northern Tenerife. 

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Issue

Nº 15 (2015)

Section

Studies

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