The Church of the Company of Mary (Tudela)
By Ricardo Fernández Gracia
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Echoes in Spain and Overseas
From the house of Tudela the Company of Mary expanded into the following foundations: Zaragoza (1744), Mexico (1754), Santiago de Compostela (1759), San Fernando (1760), Vergara (1799), Valladolid (1880), Almería (1885), Logroño (1889), Talavera de la Reina (1899) and Pamplona (1966). La teaching in Mexico City was the first formal centre educational for women in Latin America and, in turn, a centre of expansion in other countries.
The general plan of the church was largely copied from all these schools.
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PUIG Y ARBELOA, M. C., review histórica de la fundación del convento de religiosas de la Compañía de María y teaching de Tudela, Madrid, Imprenta a position de D. R. P. Infante, 1876.
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FOZ Y FOZ, M. P., La revolución pedagógica en Nueva España 1754-1820 (María Ignacia de Azlor y Echeverz y los colegios de la teaching), Madrid, high school Gonzalo Fernández de Oviedo, 1981.
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ECHEVERRÍA GOÑI, P., and FERNÁNDEZ GRACIA, R., "La arquitectura religiosa de los siglos XVI al XVIII en Navarra", Ibaiak eta Haranak. guide del Patrimonio artístico y paisajístico. Navarra, vol. VIII, San Sebastián, Etor, 1991.
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AZANZA LÓPEZ, J. J., Arquitectura Religiosa Barroca en Navarra, Pamplona, Government of Navarre, 1996.
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FERNÁNDEZ GRACIA, R., The Baroque altarpiece in Navarre. Pamplona, Government of Navarre, 2003.
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CARRASCO NAVARRO, C., Los palacios barrocos de Tudela. Arquitectura y Nobleza, Tudela, Castel Ruiz- M. I. Ayuntamiento de Tudela, 2014.
