Las casas de la familia Bazán en Granada
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aearte.2006.v79.i313.2Keywords:
Genoese art, Sixteenth century, Álvaro de Bazán, Gio Giacomo and Guglielmo della Porta Gio Pietro de Pasallo, Nicola de Corte, Antonio Semino, Granada, El VisoAbstract
New documentation from the Archive of the Marqueses of Santa Cruz permits the reconstruction of the history of the first residences of the Bazán family in Granada, from the fifteenth through the nineteenth centuries, when they were demolished. Now it is possible to rectify and clarify confused and sometimes erroneous information gathered by previous scholars. This house is important because it is one of the first in Spain to receive Genoese artists and artworks, paid by Álvaro de Bazán, father of the future marquis of Santa Cruz, who in turn would contract Genoese artists for the construction and decoration of his palace in El Viso (Ciudad Real).
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