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Language
English
Pages
213

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The embodiment of the national in late nineteenth-century Mexican painting
1996, University of Arizona Press
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Table of Contents

The academy, culture, and the state, 1781-1867
Amnesty, conciliation, and the image of the nation
Resurrecting the past, the embodiment of the authentic and the figure of the Indian
Assimilation and the body of the nation, mestizaje and gender.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. [197]-208) and index.

Published in
Tucson

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
759.972/09/034
Library of Congress
ND254 .W54 1996

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Pagination
xvi, 213 p. :
Number of pages
213

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL967977M
ISBN 10
0816515611
LCCN
96004447
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4071912

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