"La armonía silenciosa del ajuar doméstico en el Reino de Galicia. El I Marqués de Espinardo y la representatividad del confort barroco"

The domestic furnishings of the Baroque period played an essential role in in shaping spaces of representational significance. Despite being relatively underexplored in archival documentation, their analysis offers valuable methodological approaches for studying furniture, as well as the intellectualization of intimacy and comfort. The 1631 post-mortem inventory of the first Marquis of Espinardo will serve as a guiding source for examining these seemingly minor yet significant aspects.