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Author:
Majluf, Natalia, author.
Title:
La invención del indio : Francisco Laso y la imagen del Perú moderno / Natalia Majluf.
Edition:
Primera edición.
Publisher:
IEPInstituto de Estudios Peruanos,
Copyright Date:
2022
Description:
348 pages : illustrations (some color), portraits ; 23 cm
Subject:
Laso, Francisco,--1823-1869.
Laso, Francisco,--1823-1869.
1800-1899
Indigenous peoples--Peru--Portraits--History--20th century.
Aymara Indians--Peru--Portraits--History--19th century.
Quechua Indians--Peru--Portraits--History--19th century.
National characteristics, Peruvian.
Indigenous peoples--Peru--Portraits--History--19th century.
Painting, Peruvian--19th century.
Aymara Indians.
Indigenous peoples.
National characteristics, Peruvian.
Painting, Peruvian.
Quechua Indians.
Peru.
History.
Portraits.
Other Authors:
Instituto de Estudios Peruanos, issuing body.
Laso, Francisco, 1823-1869. Works. Selections.
Other Titles:
Inventing indigenism. Spanish
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 311-348).
Contents:
1. El indio: imagen de la nación -- Una antigüedad local -- Idealización -- El compromiso crítico de la pintura -- Gonzalo Pizarro: el legado de la conquista española -- El indio como concepto cultural -- Fallas criollas -- El indio, entre el símbolo y la alegoría -- 2. El encuentro con el indio -- El país de la melancolía y la invención del mundo andino -- Las transformaciones modernas de la melancolía -- Una leyenda andina: El entierro del cura -- El indio inescrutable -- La escena de la aproximación: las Pascanas -- 3. Imaginando la raza -- Trayectoria crítica de lecturas raciales -- Ver la raza: el papel del espectador -- La construcción de la imagen del indio -- Imágenes imposibles -- El indio esquivo -- Epílogo: narrativas personales, imágenes públicas -- Cronología.
Summary:
This book, both a new reflection on indigenism and the first monograph dedicated to Francisco Laso, explores the emergence of the modern image of the Indian and the "Andean world" in nineteenth-century visual culture. Through a reading of Laso's works in the broad context of the art and literature of the period, the book identifies a decisive break in the long history of representations of indigenous peoples that begins with the conquest. This transformation is linked to the emergence of the modern concept of culture, which redefined both the artistic field and the very notion of what is indigenous. As an abstraction produced through indigenist discourse, an icon of authenticity and a densely racialized cultural concept, this figure of the Indian remains to this day a central axis of the national imaginary.
Series:
Serie: Estudios históricos, 1019-4533 ; 91
Colección: Perú Ayer ; 2
ISBN:
6123261681
9786123261689
OCLC:
(OCoLC)1331159392
Locations:
OVUX522 -- University of Iowa Libraries (Iowa City)

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