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Las obras de arte con frecuencia son robadas por falta de vigilancia, aun en los museos m s famosos. Pero los peores robos ocurren en los sitios arqueol gicos descubiertos por particulares. Las piezas son vendidas sin dar un claro indicio de su origen. Karl E. Meyer reflexiona en torno a estos problemas y ofrece una abundante informaci n cronol gica sobre dichas pr cticas a nivel mundial.

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Lucas Valdés fue uno de los pintores de mayor interés de la escuela sevillana del período entre siglos. Hijo del maestro Juan Valdés Leal, su faceta más destacada y conocida es la de pintor muralista, resaltando los trabajos que llevó a cabo en la iglesia del Hospital de los Venerables, en la parroquia de la Magdalena o en la iglesia de San Luis de los Franceses.

"Pocket version synthesis of other books by the author on the same subject. In four chapters (precolumbian, colonial, republican, and 20th century), author gives a capsulated summary of what Ecuadorian art has been, from the past to the present, in a simple style intentionally suitable for high school students, hence its interest. Complemented with a short bibliography and a glossary of terms for those unfamiliar with the artistic and architectural field"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.