From abandoned child to painter in Quito and Popayán

From abandoned child to painter in Quito and Popayán

The testaments and codicil transcribed and analyzed in this section belong to the painter Pedro Tello, native of Quito and neighbor of Popayán. These documents were written in the mid-18th century and the early 19th century. The particular life of Pedro Tello made it possible to find him in these tw...

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Main Authors:	Orián Jiménez Meneses, Daniela Vásquez Pino
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Universidad Nacional de Colombia, sede Medellín 2018-07-01
Series:	Historia y Sociedad
Subjects:	Artists Royal Audience of Quito New Kingdom of Granada notarial deed testament Anthropology Art History history of art Latin American History South American Indian Languages Latin American and Caribbean History Early Modern History Latin American Art Artisan Production Paleography Latin Paleography History of Art Indigenous Peoples Ecuador Colombian history Ecuadorian history Andean Culture Cultural Anthropology Manuscripts & Material Culture Social Mobility cultura material material culture History of Indigenous Peoples movilidad social Transcription etnohistoria Notarial Practice Colonial Latin American History Colonial Latin American Art- Mexico and Peru Popayán Arts and Crafts paleografía Derecho Notarial Andean history Andes centrales Paleogeography etnohistory Historia Colonial Nuevo Reino de Granada Historia del arte South American Indians archivos antropología Anthropology of Lowland South America Quito Material Culture & Materiality História da arte artesanato Latin American Colonial History hisotry of arts artists Arte Colonial Neogranadino testamento Early Andean Art History Latin American Art History arte colonial quiteño Historiografía del arte colonial quiteño Andean peru Etnohistoria Andina historia del arte colonial Colonial Ecuadorian Art Indigenous Art History Archivo Nacional de Ecuador Archivo Central del Cauca Pedro Tello expósito niño expósito abandoned child
Online Access:	https://revistas.unal.edu.co/index.php/hisysoc/article/view/71257

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