Publicación: Adorno y representación: escenarios cotidianos de vida a finales del siglo XVIII en Madrid
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2018
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La decoración de la vivienda a finales del siglo XVIII experimentó un cambio sustancial como consecuencia de los hábitos y prácticas de la sociabilidad urbana. La nueva dimensión que cobró el hogar como ambiente de representación, bajo los dictados del «buen gusto» y la moda, hizo más necesario que nunca estar al día de las novedades. La prensa jugó un papel importante en la difusión de las modas y es determinante para recuperar esos contextos desaparecidos. A través del Diario de Madrid se puede conocer y comprender la importancia que tuvo adornar la casa entre las gentes que deseaban ser partícipes de la vida moderna, propiciando además la dinamización de la producción y el comercio de las artes y las manufacturas más allá de las bellas artes.
Home decoration in late eighteenth century Spain experienced substantial changes as a result of the new customs and practices demanded by modern urban sociability. This new dimension took home as a stage for everyday life, an environment of representation assembled under the dictates of «good taste» and fashion. Never before it had been more necessary to keep abreast of fashion developments and the press played an important role in the diffusion of them, helping us in the rediscovery of those disappeared contexts. From the Diario de Madrid it is possible to know and understand the importance that ornamenting had among those people who wanted to be part of modern life. This eagerness promoted both, production and trade of arts and manufactures beyond the Fine Arts.
Home decoration in late eighteenth century Spain experienced substantial changes as a result of the new customs and practices demanded by modern urban sociability. This new dimension took home as a stage for everyday life, an environment of representation assembled under the dictates of «good taste» and fashion. Never before it had been more necessary to keep abreast of fashion developments and the press played an important role in the diffusion of them, helping us in the rediscovery of those disappeared contexts. From the Diario de Madrid it is possible to know and understand the importance that ornamenting had among those people who wanted to be part of modern life. This eagerness promoted both, production and trade of arts and manufactures beyond the Fine Arts.
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artes decorativas, adorno de interiores, vida cotidiana, prensa, siglo XVIII, decorative arts, home ornament, everyday life, press, 18th century
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Historia del Arte