Le cartel taurin en Espagne de la Seconde République au franquisme : entre instrument de propagande et œuvre d’art authentique

In Spain, the bullfighting posters that have existed since the 18th century underwent strong politicization during the Second Republic and the first years of Francoism in particular, two periods as much emblematic as they were antagonistic of the 20th century. Indeed, the cartels willingly highlight...

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Main Author: Justine Guitard
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Language:Spanish
Published: Casa de Velázquez 2023-11-01
Series:Mélanges de la Casa de Velázquez
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/mcv/20054
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description In Spain, the bullfighting posters that have existed since the 18th century underwent strong politicization during the Second Republic and the first years of Francoism in particular, two periods as much emblematic as they were antagonistic of the 20th century. Indeed, the cartels willingly highlight socio-political changes by the presence of insignia, flags or characters representative of the on-going evolution. Invading the public domain, the poster, which was the subject of in-depth research and artistic work, served the interests of the various successive governments since it conveyed, in a sense, their ideology. It becomes a propaganda weapon in the same way as a work of art praising bullfighting.
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Le cartel taurin en Espagne de la Seconde République au franquisme : entre instrument de propagande et œuvre d’art authentique
Mélanges de la Casa de Velázquez
Francoism
Second Spanish Republic
bullfight posters
politization of art
bullfighting
title Le cartel taurin en Espagne de la Seconde République au franquisme : entre instrument de propagande et œuvre d’art authentique
title_full Le cartel taurin en Espagne de la Seconde République au franquisme : entre instrument de propagande et œuvre d’art authentique
title_fullStr Le cartel taurin en Espagne de la Seconde République au franquisme : entre instrument de propagande et œuvre d’art authentique
title_full_unstemmed Le cartel taurin en Espagne de la Seconde République au franquisme : entre instrument de propagande et œuvre d’art authentique
title_short Le cartel taurin en Espagne de la Seconde République au franquisme : entre instrument de propagande et œuvre d’art authentique
title_sort le cartel taurin en espagne de la seconde republique au franquisme entre instrument de propagande et oeuvre d art authentique
topic Francoism
Second Spanish Republic
bullfight posters
politization of art
bullfighting
url https://journals.openedition.org/mcv/20054
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