Los antiguos hornos de vidrio madrileños

Revista de Dialectologia y Tradiciones Populares Pub Date : 2020-04-29 DOI:10.3989/RDTP.1990.V45.I1.220

Alejandro Peris Barrio

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Abstract

The glass industry was rather important in Madrid during the past centuries, when the main glassworks were established in Cadalso, Nuevo Baztan, San Lorenzo del Escorial, San Martin de Valdeiglesias and Valdemaqueda. Stained glass windows for the Toledo and Segovia cathedrals were made in San Martin and Valdemaqueda respectively, and they were also made for the well-known Benedictine monastery of El Escorial in the factory of San Lorenzo; Cadalso was renowned for its pieces of great artistic value.

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马德里古老的玻璃烤箱

在过去的几个世纪里，玻璃工业在马德里相当重要，当时主要的玻璃厂建立在Cadalso, Nuevo Baztan, San Lorenzo del Escorial, San Martin de Valdeiglesias和Valdemaqueda。托莱多和塞戈维亚大教堂的彩色玻璃窗分别是在圣马丁和瓦尔德马奎达制造的，著名的埃斯科里亚尔本笃会修道院的彩色玻璃窗也是在圣洛伦佐的工厂制造的。卡德索以其极具艺术价值的作品而闻名。

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期刊介绍： Established in 1944, Revista de Dialectología y Tradiciones Populares is presently the longest standing Spanish Journal devoted to social and cultural anthropology, publishing scholarly work on human matters such as mentalities, religion, kinship, social relationships and representations, material culture, oral literature, dialectal lexicon and all other related subjects of anthropological research. Regular sections include major Articles, Notes, Archival Documents and Book Reviews. Aimed at a learned readership, it publishes original contributions to anthropological knowledge while enriching scholarly debate, especially on theoretical and methodological questions as well as on ethnographic fieldwork.