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legend/ belief often more important
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interest in appearance of natives
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savages, bows&arrows
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patagons!
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stereotypes those he meets in Chile, Peru
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imperialist reason to know more about colonies
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stereotypes
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uses for plants, animals
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Mexico City, dazzled travelers
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ostentatious
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luxury, important in colonies
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"divinely protected"... appariton fo Virgin of Guadalupe
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glorified Indian past in history, literature, monuments
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creoles... desire to be both Euroean and conect with Indian past
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cloting a status symbol for all... mulatos, whites, etc.
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different attires, European, Native... all lavish
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native dress from different regions
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proof of Christianity among natives, castas -- "civilized"
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model for cast paintings?
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very specific details, conventons of casta works
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Arellano, Rodriguez might have seeKirchner's book before making casta ptgs.
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genetic hybridity, status, classificaton of types, pride
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social structure
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social hierarchy
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may not have been seen as images of pride
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all mixed... obsessed with this fact in MX?
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creole upper classes, intellectuals wanted Europeans to view them as "enlightened"
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qhat is a "pure" Spaniard? Were they obsessed b/c of their own "mixing?
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criollos understood Spanish ignorance and prejudice of Americas and its population
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Ruiz y Cabrera... inovators of casta "iconographical novelties"... 1700s
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more native fatures, hairstyle, dress, animals
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Cabrera, super influential
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awareness of Dutch genre painting evident in details
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idealized but many social classes
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Spanish men dominate, women/ children of all races wear luxurious outfits
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status depicted by clothes... indian male, partially unclothed
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genre painting skills... fruit, vendors, etc.
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increasing concern with blending of social classes (so painted socio-econ. features like clothes to signify status)
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genre, objects... bounty, richness of the Americas
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xilotepeque: petticoat... example among many of variety in styles, depictions
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fulfills need for exoticized subjects from Americas
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criollo pride in showing off riches, ñavish life
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dress also denotes status, regardless of race