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Thesis (Ph. D.)--Technische Universität Berlin, Fachbereich Kommunikations- und Geschichtswissenschaften. / Includes bibliographical references (p. 199-211).

Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1958. / Typescript. Vita. eContent provider-neutral record in process. Description based on print version record. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 317-324).

Thesis--Leyden. / Summary in English. Includes index. "Stellingen": leaf inserted. Includes bibliographical references (p. 120-129).

Thesis (M.A.)--Ball State University, 2009. / Title from PDF t.p. (viewed on June 07, 2010). Includes bibliographical references (p. 127-134).

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Thesis (Ph. D.)--Florida State University, 2005. / Advisor: Tom L. Anderson, Florida State University, School of Visual Arts and Dance, Dept. of Art Education. Title and description from dissertation home page (viewed Apr. 6, 2006). Document formatted into pages; contains ix, 154 pages. Includes bibliographical references.

El presente trabajo tiene como principal objetivo analizar el movimiento muralista post dictadura para comprender cuáles son las dinámicas que lo reproducen y qué significación tiene para la sociedad en términos comunitarios y urbanos. No cabe duda de que el muralismo social ha mutado sus formas, sus necesidades y sus objetivos, lo que necesariamente nos enfrenta al desafío de responder si los murales siguen siendo sociales, y en caso de serlo, qué significado tiene esta afirmación. Desde esta perspectiva y bajo estas premisas es que la presente investigación intenta esclarecer los cambios y continuidades que ha tenido el muralismo en tanto formas, estética, relaciones, urgencias, representaciones, mensajes y funciones; no obstante, no ha de partir de la diferencia, sino que desde lo que hoy es. Desde lo que podemos ver diariamente en las calles, lo que escuchamos de un brigadista, lo que entendemos de un poblador, e inclusive, lo que sabemos nosotros mismos desde nuestra individual y sencilla posición. Sólo así podremos recién acercarnos al desafío que el muralismo plantea a la historia: vislumbrar y comprender las relaciones y significaciones que cotidianamente surgen en las personas y comunidades gracias a la presencia y vida de los murales.

Houve, durante meados do século vinte, diversos episódios de colaborações entre artistas e arquitetos no Uruguai, especialmente em Montevidéu, que contribuíram significativamente para a história da arquitetura e arte moderna no país. Estes episódios, marcados por alguns personagens em comum, porém de características distintas, se relacionaram à temática da integração plástica e culminaram em obras significativas dentro do panorama da arquitetura moderna Latino-americana. Diversos foram os arquitetos e artistas que de alguma forma ou outra colaboraram para estes episódios, porém se propõe analisar quatro obras de três arquitetos, que se aproximam, em alguns aspectos, através de determinadas características em comum: A Residência Mario Lorieto em Montevidéu, do arquiteto Ernesto Leborgne e colaborações dos artistas Francisco Matto, Manuel Pailós, Horácio Torres, Julio Alpuy, Edwin Studer e Manuel Otero (1964), a Residência do arquiteto Mario Payssé Reyes em Montevidéu e os murais de Edwin Studer, Julio Alpuy, Francisco Matto, Augusto Torres e Elsa Andrada (1954), o Seminário Arquidiocesano em Toledo (Zona rural de Montevidéu) do arquiteto Mario Payssé Reyes e os murais de Horácio Torres (1961) e, por último, o Urnário do Cemitério Norte de Montevidéu, do arquiteto Nelson Bayardo e mural de Edwin Studer (1959). Procura-se, através deste trabalho, melhor compreender as trajetórias de Leborgne, Payssé e Bayardo, a importância das obras destes arquitetos e suas contribuições à temática da integração plástica dentro da história da arquitetura moderna. Busca-se também entender as relações entre artes e arquitetura que integram suas obras e identificar as características que as aproximam. / There was, during the mid-twentieth century, numerous episodes of collaborations between artists and architects in Uruguay, especially in Montevideo, which contributed significantly to the history of architecture and modern art in the country. These episodes, defined by some characters in common, though of certain different features, were related to the theme of plastic integration and culminated in important works within the overview of Latin American modern architecture. Many were the architects and artists who in some way or another contributed to these episodes, though it is intended to analyze four works by three architects, which approximate, in some aspects, through certain characteristics in common: Mario Lorieto’s Residence in Montevideo, of the architect Ernesto Leborgne and collaborations of the artists Francisco Matto, Manuel Pailós, Horácio Torres, Julio Alpuy, Edwin Studer and Manuel Otero (1964), The Residence of the architect Mario Payssé Reyes in Montevideo and murals by Edwin Studer, Julio Alpuy, Francisco Matto Augusto Torres and Elsa Andrada (1954), The Archdiocesan Seminary in Toledo (Rural area of Montevideo) of the architect Mario Payssé Reyes and murals by Horácio Torres (1961) and, finally, The North Cemetery Ossuary in Montevideo, of the architect Nelson Bayardo and mural by Edwin Studer (1959). It is sought, throughout this work, to better comprehend the trajectories of Leborgne, Payssé and Bayardo, the importance of the works of these architects and their contribution towards the theme of plastic integration within the history of modern architecture. It is also pursued to understand the relations between arts and architecture which integrate their works and the characteristics which approximate them.