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Camiseta - Manuel Torres

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Camiseta - Manuel TorresCamiseta decorada con un dibujo del Pintor Patricio Hidalgo, el "pintaor" del flamenco. Los dibujos y las pinturas de Patricio Hidalgo (Ibiza, 1979), creador polifactico y multidisciplinar, son vanguardistas y populares, abstractas y figurativas, pero siempre buscan plasmar la esencia del arte flamenco y el carcter de los artistas flamencos, quienes han terminado calificndolo de pintaor. Hijo de guitarrista aficionado, Hidalgo vive entre Sevilla y La

Camiseta decorada con un dibujo del Pintor Patricio Hidalgo, el "pintaor" del flamenco.

Los dibujos y las pinturas de Patricio Hidalgo (Ibiza, 1979), creador polifacético y multidisciplinar, son vanguardistas y populares, abstractas y figurativas, pero siempre buscan plasmar la esencia del arte flamenco y el carácter de los artistas flamencos, quienes han terminado calificándolo de ‘pintaor’.

Hijo de guitarrista aficionado, Hidalgo vive entre Sevilla y La Puebla de Cazalla (Sevilla), localidad que es un reducto del flamenco más profundo, y él mismo quiso ser bailaor y guitarrista -su maestro, en Morón de la Frontera (Sevilla) fue Paco del Gastor- hasta que la vida lo puso en la disyuntiva de elegir entre "la guitarra o los pinceles".

Sus obras se distinguen por la velocidad de ejecución, más que la fisonomía le interesa el gesto: "Es como cuando vas por la calle y reconoces a alguien por un gesto, no por su figura; el movimiento es lo que da vida", dice el artista que, para retratar a los artistas que ya no pertenecen al reino de los vivos, recurre a vídeos en busca de sus "gestos", de su estilo, de su carácter. 

MANUEL SOTO LORETO, cantaor gitano, más conocido en la historia del arte del cante flamenco con el nombre artístico de  MANUEL TORRE, fue considerado rey del cante gitano Andaluz, fue un ídolo único para la historia del cante puramente gitano, era un genio de este arte tan grande, ha sido copiado y divulgado por todos los grandes maestros que han seguido su escuela del cante gitano andaluz, nació en Jerez de la Frontera (Cádiz) en el año 1.878 y murió en Sevilla en 1.933, también fue conocido al principio como el NIÑO DE JEREZ y EL NIÑO DE TORRE, le pusieron TORRE por su gran estatura.

DESCRIPCIÓN: Camiseta de manga corta. Cuello redondo de 4 capas en canalé 1x1 con cubrecosturas de hombro a hombro. Costuras laterales. COMPOSICIÓN 100% algodón, punto liso, 165 g/m². Color gris vigoré 58: 85% algodón / 15% viscosa.

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This is a fantastic resource! It is well-written and engaging. The authors provide a wonderful defense of the evangelical view of inspiration and transmission of the text. The authors write with humility and grace and set a high standard for Christian scholarship.
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Dr. MyKe Harbuck, Warner Robins, GA
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Academic in nature, but informative for the average reader.
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Granted this is an academic textbook, but there is much in this work for the average Christian who just wants to dig deeper into the Old Testament. Each chapter represents a different book in the Old Testament, and is was written by a scholar who has special research knowledge on that particular book. Chapters are not as long and drawn out as many academic Old Testament survey works can be. They are semi-concise, and filled with lots of information on each book of the Old Testament. Written from a conservative standpoint, the book takes a high view scripture and confirms the veracity of Scripture and verbal plenary inspiration. If I had to lodge one complaint against the text, I would criticize it for a lack of illustrations, charts, graphs, maps, and pictures and such. It's New Testament counterpart is filled with such, but this volume is lacking in that area, for some strange reason. I guess the publisher must've been on a limited budget when developing this volume. LOL. If you are getting ready to take an Old Testament survey class and this is your text, you've got something to get excited about. Blessings in Christ, Myke Harbuck Byron, Georgia
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Good Text Book
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This is a great book when looking for an introduction to the OT. It is fairly easy to read, and each chapter ends with questions which encourage the reader to retain what was just read. This book seemed at least to this reader, to take fairly complex subjects and make them understandable and very readable.
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Joe Mich
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Good book did not care for "Criticism"
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Chapter one was the authors getting us to understand what they meant by "introduction" and "criticism". Chapters 2-4 were the settings of the Old Testament. Chapters 5-6 are how we got today's bible. Chapters 7-9 are the different methodologies of criticism. by the time you reach the chapter on Genesis you are one third of the way through the book. Each Bible book how it got its english name canonicity composition literary form structure outline issues study questions The criticism parts of the book ( chapters 7-9 and several pages for each biblical book) were the parts that I did not personally care for. They seemed to bore my and did not effect my understanding of the author or authors of each biblical book. I had read the New Testament its Background and Message before this and was expecting something similar to it. They did a good job trying to bring three thousand year old information to us in an understandable way. It is a blessing to know that most of the sacred text have not changed or changed very little but not effecting the meaning. They first laid out the verifiable data for each topic and then moved to interpretations with an emphasis on the author's interpretations.
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Outstanding
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This is an outstanding book that opens the eyes of evangelicals and critical scholars alike. It offers a well-rounded approach to the historicity of Scripture. Well done.!
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