costumbrismo

Unlike later costumbrismo, the focus remained firmly on the present day.

At the turn of the 20th century, his indigenous costumbrismo was popular both in Ecuador and abroad.

He referred to his works in this mode as tradiciones, rather than costumbrismo.

Vayreda's early work consists primarily of religious scenes and costumbrismo.

Mexican costumbrismo can claim one of the longest lineages to be found in the Americas.

Critics admire how he has been able to move from costumbrismo, to impressionism, to surrealism.

He is an exposer of the costumbrismo movement.

Apart from these authors, the interest in costumbrismo reflected the most conservative mores of the bourgeois public.

It belongs to the criollo grotesque (costumbrismo) genre or black comedy.

He is the best-known Cuban practitioner of costumbrismo.

Modernism developed as a counter against Costumbrismo.

It's closely related to costumbrismo in literature.

When we go beyond the first string of writers, we see more of a continuation of costumbrismo.

He was a master of costumbrismo (local color), in a personal form of anecdote known as instantánea or ráfaga.

This new approach grew out of the 1850 French reaction to selected aspects of Romanticism, mainly costumbrismo.

These works shifted away from costumbrismo toward Muñoz Seca's trademark astracanada.

Elements of costumbrismo, or even entire works in the genre, can be found among major Spanish writers of the 20th century, though to a lesser extent.

Romanticismo y costumbrismo.

Andrés Soria describes 20th century regional costumbrismo as more serious, less picturesque, and more poetic than in the 19th century.

Spanish prose essentially consisted of the novel, scientific or scholarly prose, journalism, and the intense development of costumbrismo.

Spanning the 17th and 19th centuries has rooms devoted to landscape, religious subjects and the Costumbrismo narrative scenes of Cuban life.

Pedro de Répide Gallegos's true passion was chronicling contemporary life in Madrid (see costumbrismo).

Costumbrismo had a new beginning, through genres like the zarzuela or género chico, the sainete or "theater by the hour".

He left behind costumbrismo and Naturalism and began to set his novels in more cosmopolitan locations than the huerta of Valencia.

He rejected the folklorization of landscape painting such as those done by Costumbrismo in the 19th century and with the manipulation of color in unnatural ways.