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Article: 'Que Yo le Hare de Suerte que os Espante, Si El Fingimiento A la Verdad Excede': Creative use of art in Lope de Vega's Los Locos de Valencia.(and Velazquez's Fabula de Aracne)
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- The Modern Language Review
- Article date:
- October 1, 2000
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This study makes no claim for a direct influence of Lope de Vega on Diego Velazquez, especially in the two works under consideration here: the early comedy Los locos de Valencia and the late mythological painting the Fabula de Aracne, otherwise known as Las hilanderas. Indeed, the play has been chosen not for any close similarity to Velazquez's painting but as representative, in many respects, of the early comedia in the hands of its creator. (1) Velazquez, like any courtier or town-dweller of his day, cannot have avoided the influence of the Golden-Age comedia nueva, which was in its heyday as his career blossomed, and later frequently became, like his own painting, a ...
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