epic and image: a socio-poetic analysis of jerónimo corte-real’s manuscripts (ca. 1569 and 1575)

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2017
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Abstract
The Cadaval 31 codex of the Arquivo Nacional da Torre do Tombo and 3693 of the Biblioteca National de Espana are two extraordinary work of art: two epic manuscripts, color illustrated by Jeronimo Corte-Real, their Portuguese author. The poet-painter approach, so original for the medium it uses in comparaison to the rest of the epic production, is perfectly consistent with the enargeia and the visual style of his poems. Text and image share the same rhetoric, serving the figure of the poet artist and humanist, able to shine in every art, so successful in Corte-Real case. This common rhetoric is essential to understand the position of the poet as historian of Portuguese and Spanish wars.
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Authors ;Aude Plagnard
Journal ecotoxicology (london, england)
Year 2017
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10.13035/H.2017.05.02.14
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