Few people would go to
Cuzco to look for baroque calligraphy, but you can see it there, and
not quite hidden.
In the museum of the
Santa Catalina convent there are many pictures of the so called
escuela cuscena. Some of them have comments in the corner in large
baroque italics fashionable in European writing at the time.
There also are some
documents on display there, written in baroque copperplate, with
strangely filled high loops of some letters, which gives them
club-like appearance. Apparently also fashionable in Spanish-speaking
countries at the time.
There is a book available, based on this blog.
On the blog there is, so to speak, more room, one can show more illustrations there. Blogs, however, come and go, there is no certainty that it will be there ten years from now. The book, on the other hand, once you acquire it, will last, one can be sure of that.
