El espesor simbólico-plástico desde la intersección de las visiones cristianas y musulmanas en el Beato Don Fernando y Doña Sancha (Beato Facundo)

Published 2015-10-16
Section Papers

Authors

  • Nadia Mariana Consiglieri Instituto Universitario Nacional del Arte

Keywords:

Espesor simbólico, código, Cristianismo, Islam

Abstract

Los folios miniados pertenecientes al Beato Don Fernando y Doña Sancha (Beato Facundo), pueden ser leídos en relación al modo de concebir la imagen medieval en “espesor simbólico tridimensional”. Al código iconográfico de las representaciones apocalípticas que ilustran las visiones de Patmos, se les debe agregar las intersecciones simbólicas musulmanas presentes en este Beato

Author Biography

Nadia Mariana Consiglieri, Instituto Universitario Nacional del Arte

Profesora de Arte en Artes Visuales y Licenciada en Artes Visuales con Orientación en Dibujo del Instituto Universitario Nacional del Arte (IUNA), Departamento de Artes Visuales Prilidiano Pueyrredón, Argentina. Artista Plástica e Investigadora del Área de Investigaciones del IUNA.

How to Cite

Consiglieri, N. M. (2015). El espesor simbólico-plástico desde la intersección de las visiones cristianas y musulmanas en el Beato Don Fernando y Doña Sancha (Beato Facundo). Revista Chilena De Estudios Medievales, (5), 11–32. Retrieved from http://revistas.ugm.cl/index.php/rcem/article/view/22

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