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Mexican Art and Architecture Databases: Needs, Achievements, Problems1
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 06 June 2016
Abstract
Mexico has played an important role in art and architecture since the prehispanic period, and has contributed not only to the spread of Mexican culture but also to the enrichment of the art world in general. But Mexican art and architecture have been poorly covered by indexes and abstracts, possibly because many of the relevant periodicals have been short-lived, or because of the use of the Spanish language, or due to intermittent financial resources. Nevertheless creators of bibliographical tools such as databases in Mexico are convinced of their country’s cultural richness, and are committed to spreading information in this subject area, whatever difficulties may be encountered.
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Text of a paper delivered at the Open Session of the Section of Art Libraries at the 65th IFLA General Conference in Bangkok, 1999.
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