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Fine Art and Demand

2012
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One of the primary arenas in which consumer demand had a marked impact on the shape and development of a national canon was the fine arts. Note the following patron’s perspective as he navigates his entrance into the Academia de San Carlos¹ in 1891: I humbly gave my obolus—a ten cent coin that a person who was neither very kind nor very attractive demands at the doors of the Academia—and I entered the art sanctuary‚ desiring to experience at my ease‚ [although] confused among the motley crowd that invaded the salons‚ the aesthetic emotion of the beautiful.² In

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