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1993, p. 154. Morais, Carlos Alexandre de, Cronologia Geral da Índia Portuguesa, Lisbon-Macao, 1993. Ms. Amita Bairg, UNESCO heritage consultant on India, kindly provided number of churches and convents in 17th century Velha Goa.
10 Arches of Triumph appeared in church portals at the time in Andalusia, in Southern Spain. For Vandelvira's career and famous treatise on architecture, see Barbé-Coquelin de Lisle, Tratado de Arquitectura de Alonso de Vandelvira, 2 vols. Albacete, 1977.
"V. Fraser. "Architecture and Imperialism in sixteenth-century Spanish America”,
Art History, 9, No. 3, Sept. 1986, pp. 325-35.
"The Architecture of conquest: building in the Viceroyalty of Peru, 1535-1633", 2 volumes, Ph.D. diss., Uni. of Essex, Colchester, 1984.
12 George Kubler's classic thesis on the plain style of Portuguese architecture forms the subject of his book, Portuguese Plain Architecture: Between Spices and Diamonds, 1521-1706, Middletown, Conn., Wesleyan University Press, 1972. For a recent discussion of this style, see Miguel Soromenhos' article, "Classicismo, italianismo e ‘estilo chão'. O ciclo filipino", in História da Arte Portuguesa, direcção Paulo Pereira, Volume 2, Lisbon, 1995, pp. 377-403. See in particular pp. 383-86.
13 David M. Kowal, "Innovation and Assimilation: The Jesuit Contribution to
Architectural Development in Portuguese India", in The Jesuits, Culture, Sciences, And The Arts, 1540-1773, University of Toronto Press, 1999, pp. 482 and 488. It is somewhat ironic that D. Kowal uses the term "retable-like" for the
portal decoration of the façade of São Paulo. Professor J.B. Bury dismissed an exact term in the first assessment of my MPhil thesis (see note 1) as not precise enough, one which I eventually gave up.
14 See flap of vol. 2, in Barbé-Coquelin de Lisle, op. cit, for illustration of the
seldom reproduced portal of Saint Elizabeth Church.
15 Documenta Indica, (edited by Josef Wicki) Rome, “Monumenta Historica Soc. Iesu", 18 vols, 1948-1988. For São Paulo, see vol. 4, pp. 726-27; vol. 8, pp. 584-86; vol. 9, p. 491. For an interesting reconstruction of the site of Church and College see, Schurhammer, G., Francis Xavier, vol. 8, Jesuit Historical Institute, Rome, 1980, p. 457.
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1993, p. 154. Morais, Carlos Alexandre de, Cronologia Geral da índia Portuguesa, Lisbon-Macao, 1993. Ms. Amita Bairg, UNESCO heritage consultant on India, kindly provided number of churches and convents in 17th century Velha Goa.
10 Arches of Triumph appeared in church portals at the time in Andalusia, in Southern Spain. For Vandelvira's career and famous treatiese on architecture, see Barbé-Coquelin de Lisle, Tratado de Arquictectura de Alonso de Vandelvira, 2 vols. Albacete, 1977.
"V. Fraser. "Architecture and Imperialism in sixteenth-century Spanish America”,
Art History, 9, No. 3, Sept. 1986, pp. 325-35.
"The Architecture of conquest: building in the Viceroyalty of Peru, 1535-1633", 2 volumes, Ph.D. diss., Uni. of Essex, Colchester, 1984.
12 George Kubler's classic thesis on the plain style of Portuguese architecture forms the subject of his book, Portuguese Plain Architecture: Between Spices and Diamonds, 1521-1706, Middletown, Conn., Wesleyan University Press, 1972. For a recent discussion of this style, see Miguel Soromenhos' article, "Classicismo, italianismo e ‘estilo chão'. O ciclo filipino", in Histíria da Arte Portuguesa, direcção Paulo Pereira, Volume 2, Lisbon, 1995, pp. 377-403. See in particular pp. 383-86.
13 David M. Kowal, "Innovation and Assimilation: The Jesuit Contribution to
Architectural Development in Portuguese India", in The Jesuits, Culture, Sciences, And The Arts, 1540-1773, University of Toronto Press, 1999, pp. 482 and 488. It is somewhat ironic that D. Kowal uses the term "retable-like" for the
portal decoration of the façade of São Paulo. Professor J.B. Bury dismissed an exact term in the first assessment of my MPhil thesis (see note 1) as not precise enough, one which I eventually gave up.
14 See flap of vol. 2, in Barbé-Coquelin de Lisle, op. cit, for illustration of the
seldom reproduced portal of Saint Elizabeth Church.
15 Documenta Indica, (edited by Josef Wicki) Rome, “Monumenta Historica Soc. Iesu", 18 vols, 1948-1988. For S_o Paulo, see vol. 4, pp. 726-27; vol. 8, pp. 584-86; vol. 9, p. 491. For an interesting reconstruction of the site of Church and College see, Schurhammer, G., Francis Xavier, vol. 8, Jesuit Historical Institue, Rome, 1980, p. 457.
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