- costumisme;
sometimes anglicized as costumbrism, with the
adjectival form
costumbrist) is the
literary or
pictorial interpretation of
local everyday life,...
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costumbrist writers and both of them have been
considered the
inventors of what they
themselves called Essay or
Sketch of manners.
While costumbrist pieces...
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during the 19th
century in some
rural areas of Latin-America. In the
costumbrist novel María by
Colombian writer Jorge Isaacs, it was portra**** as an...
- Páez.
Level 4: From
Impressionism to the Avant-garde.
Landscape and
costumbrist works of 19th-century
Mexico by Chapman, Rugendas, Egerton, Linati, Baron...
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written by
Colombian writer Jorge Isaacs between 1864 and 1867. It is a
costumbrist novel representative of the
Spanish Romantic movement. It may be considered...
- Almudévar (southern) dialect. The 20th
century featured Domingo Miral's
costumbrist comedies and
Veremundo Méndez Coarasa's poetry, both in
Hecho (western)...
- One of the country's
first prominent painters, he was
known for his
costumbrist sensibility and
preference for
everyday themes. Pueyrredón was the only...
- John (1970). "Robert
Bontine Cunninghame Graham:
Gaucho Apologist and
Costumbrist of the Pampa". Hispania. 53 (1): 102–107. doi:10.2307/338719. JSTOR 338719...
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expressed itself in pure,
correct language. The prin****l
author in the
Costumbrist style was Ramón de
Mesonero Romanos,
situated on the
margins of Romanticism...
- the Lake (from Maracaibo), the Pan-American route, the
traditional and
costumbrist towns (Peribeca, San
Pedro del Río, El Cobre, Pregonero), the architecture...
