The artistic construction of indigenous space and itinerant landscapes
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Eviternare.vi8.8654Keywords:
landscape, travels, expeditions, indigenous cultures, normativityAbstract
There is a gap regarding the Spanish American context from the landscape studies point of view, conceived in a cultural sense. Literature directly refers us to Alexander von Humboldt as the main developer and to the Hudson River school as the greatest exponent. However, a critical study in cultural landscape before the visual production of scientific voyages and expeditions, could result in a new approach to the landscape genre and the mapping of nature. This paper proposes an approach to those previous representations, when the landscape was not a landscape.
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