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Patrocinios religiosos y redes femeninas en la corte madrileña de Ana de Austria

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Název: Patrocinios religiosos y redes femeninas en la corte madrileña de Ana de Austria
Autoři: Elisa García Prieto
Zdroj: Los Libros de la Corte.es, Iss 30 (2025)
Informace o vydavateli: Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, 2025.
Rok vydání: 2025
Témata: damas de corte, fundaciones conventuales, redes femeninas, History of the arts, patrocinio religioso, personalidades carismáticas, History (General) and history of Europe, NX440-632
Popis: With this proposal we want to approach a very relevant aspect in the lives of many of the women who were part of the palatine servitude: the founding or sponsorship of religious institutions. Our intention, however, is not to specifically describe how these initiatives were developed, but to understand them as part of the set of personal relationships that these ladies developed and that allows us to understand in a much deeper way the various facets that make up their biographies. We have focused on some foundations and sponsorships that were based in the town of Madrid, where the Court began to become sedentary and grow in the number of aristocratic palaces and religious institutions. We also want to highlight those religious personalities who advised and shaped many of these initiatives. For this purpose, some archival resources that testify these actions and female agency have been analyzed, such as wills, private correspondence and founding deeds.
Druh dokumentu: Article
ISSN: 1989-6425
DOI: 10.15366/ldc2025.17.30.014
Přístupová URL adresa: https://doaj.org/article/58e886c7dab048e78e354df300e68380
Rights: CC BY NC SA
Přístupové číslo: edsair.doi.dedup.....92608eb4bcd92a46eaa8b26c6994237f
Databáze: OpenAIRE
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Abstrakt:With this proposal we want to approach a very relevant aspect in the lives of many of the women who were part of the palatine servitude: the founding or sponsorship of religious institutions. Our intention, however, is not to specifically describe how these initiatives were developed, but to understand them as part of the set of personal relationships that these ladies developed and that allows us to understand in a much deeper way the various facets that make up their biographies. We have focused on some foundations and sponsorships that were based in the town of Madrid, where the Court began to become sedentary and grow in the number of aristocratic palaces and religious institutions. We also want to highlight those religious personalities who advised and shaped many of these initiatives. For this purpose, some archival resources that testify these actions and female agency have been analyzed, such as wills, private correspondence and founding deeds.
ISSN:19896425
DOI:10.15366/ldc2025.17.30.014