Alonso Carrera, un escultor del siglo XVI ligado a la historia de Alpedrete
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https://doi.org/10.5944/etfvii.24.2011.1403Keywords:
Alpedrete, Duque del infantado, San Roque, Alonso Carrera, Mateo de Salazar, duke of the Infantado, Saint Roque,Abstract
Siempre existe la posibilidad, al adentrarse en una investigación, de encontrar ese pequeño e insignificante documento que, aunque algunos conozcan de su existencia, pasa sin pena ni gloria, aguardando paciente que alguien lo saque a la luz. Y es ahora cuando añadimos, al escaso legado histórico del pueblo de Alpedrete, esta nueva información que atañe al exiguo arte que una vez engalanó su iglesia y que se perdió entre los vaivenes del tiempo y de la historia. En él aparece involucrado el escultor Alonso Carrera, el pintor Mateo Salazar, y el responsable del encargo de la escultura en cuestión, el V duque del Infantado.
There is always the possibility, by digging in an investigation, to found an small and insignificant document, although some are aware of the existence, it passes almost unnoticed, patient waiting for someone to bring to light. And now when we add, the small town’s historical legacy of Alpedrete, this new information concerning to the scant art that once adorned the church and that was lost in the vagaries of time and history. It involved the sculptor appears Alonso Carrera, the painter Mateo Salazar, and the head of the commission of the sculpture in question, the V duke of the Infantado.
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