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PEREZ DE HOLGUIN, Melchor (1665-1724). Entry
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PEREZ DE HOLGUIN, Melchor (1665-1724). Entry
PEREZ DE HOLGUIN, Melchor (1665-1724). Entry of Viceroy Archbishop Morcillo into Potos� 1716. Entrance into the city of fray Diego Rubio, archbishop of La Plata and viceroy of Per� ril 29, 1716). Detail. Colonial baroque. Oil on canvas. SPAIN. Madrid. Americas Museum
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This exquisite detail from the oil on canvas painting, "Entry of Viceroy Archbishop Morcillo into Potosí, 1716," showcases the grand entrance of Fray Diego Rubio, the archbishop of La Plata and viceroy of Peru, into the city of Potosí on April 29, 1716. The colonial Baroque masterpiece, painted by Melchor Pérez Holguín, captures the grandeur and opulence of the Spanish colonial administration in South America. The painting depicts the moment when Fray Diego Rubio, dressed in his full regalia, rides through the city gates on horseback, surrounded by a retinue of soldiers and officials. The city of Potosí, known for its wealth from the silver mines, is depicted in the background, with its grand architecture and bustling activity. Melchor Pérez Holguín masterfully captures the intricacies of colonial life, from the ornate clothing and weapons of the soldiers to the detailed architecture of the city. The use of oil paint allows for a rich and vibrant color palette, bringing the scene to life and transporting the viewer back in time. This painting is a testament to the artistic and cultural achievements of the Spanish colonial period in South America. It is currently housed in the Americas Museum in Madrid, Spain, where it continues to captivate and inspire visitors from around the world.
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