Theaters of conversion : religious architecture and Indian artisans in colonial Mexico / Samuel Y. Edgerton ; with photographs by Jorge Pérez de Lara ; drawings by Mark Van Stone, James E. Ivey, and the author.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [299]-344) and index.
Contents:
Religious architecture in "Those most remote provinces". ch. 11. millennium of the Mendicant friars -- ch. 2. The cross and the tree : the Christian convento as Indian cosmos -- ch. 3. The arch and the cave : open chapels in the Yucatán -- ch. 4. Indians and Renaissance art : Fray Pedro de Gante's School of Art at San José de Los Naturales -- ch. 5. Christian murals by Indian artists -- ch. 6. The convento as theater : medieval autos and nahua neixcuitill -- ch. 7. Stage and scenery -- ch. 8. The cloister as theater : Adam and Eve lost in Aztec paradise -- ch. 9. The convento as theater of memory -- ch. 10. "El Dorado" : the desolate desert conventos of New Mexico, 1598-1700 -- ch. 11. Religious architecture in "Those most remote provinces".
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