el mito de perseo en los mosaicos hispanorromanos : particularidades hispanas

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1998
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Abstract

Análisis iconográfico de las distintas fases del mito de Perseo en ios mosaicos romanos, siguiendo las fuentes literarias - Dánae recibiendo la lluvia de oro, llegada de Dánae con el niño Perseo a las costas de Seripfios, Perseo dando muerte a la medusa volviendo la cabeza al escudo de Atfienea, llegada del tiéroe volando ai lugar donde se fiallaba expuesta Andrómeda, Perseo vencedor de la medusa y del kethos, Perseo contemplando a Andrómeda encadenada a la roca, el gorgoneion en el centro de un escudo de triángulos curvilíneos o de escamas en alusión a la égida o ai escudo de Atlienea - y las creaciones artísticas típicamente romanas - Perseo liberando a Andrómeda y Perseo y Andrómeda contemplando la cabeza de la medusa en el agua - con especial atención al tratamiento iconográfico y alegórico de los ejemplares hispanos.

Iconograpfíical analysis of the Perseus' mytfi related on the román mosaics, througfi the literary sources - Danae and the goiden rain, Danae and Perseus arriving at Seriphos' coast, Perseus cutting de Medusa's head and turning back his head toward Athenea's shield, Perseus' arrival fiying on the site where Andrómeda is exposed against the rock, the hero hoiding the gorgoneion in the raised hand over kethos, the mude contemplation of the giri's beauty, Gorgon's head at centre of shield of lozenges or imbhcation pattern - and the original figured representations created by román art - Perseus helps Andrómeda step down from the cliff where she was chained and the two lovers seatted on a rock with the gorgoneion held overhead to reflect in the water - with a special emphasis in the iconographical variations and symbolic significance of the spanish patterns.

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Authors ;Guadalupe López Monteagudo
Journal advances in bioinformatics
Year 1998
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10.5944/etfii.11.1998.4340
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