International audienceDuring Middle Ages, sculptors, preachers, poets and painters employed the image of a man with a bag around his neck punished in hell to represent misers, usurers, sinners, heretics, bandits and excommunicated. The book follows the traces of this defamatory depiction from Byzantium in ninth century A.D. to the Auvergne in the eleventh, from the Dijon of Etienne de Bourbon to Italian communes of the age of Dante and Giotto. In this way it traces the journey of an image which, while remaining faithful to his function, underwent a constant evolution; an image which, in the alternation of contingencies and contexts, assumed ever more complex meanings and contributed to the formation of a common way of thinking evil.Nel cors...
This article analises the double faced figure of the fresco of "The Good and Bad Judge", in the co...
The research analyzes the representations of hell through the study of the evolution of its geograph...
The paper analyses the sequentiality of Dante's narrative in Inferno VIII-XI, and its pictorial tran...
International audienceDuring Middle Ages, sculptors, preachers, poets and painters employed the imag...
Nel corso del Medioevo scultori, pittori miniatori e poeti medievali hanno impiegato l’immagine di u...
In this hermeneutical study on a canto that represents the emblematic center of all Dante’s Inferno,...
The period between XI to XIII century was remarkable for the expansion of Christian hell. The belief...
The Comedy soon had a widespread and attracted the admiration of the artists and, in the first place...
As Piero Camporesi had shown in La casa dell’eternità (Garzanti, 1987) during the Counter-Reformatio...
EnThis essay retraces the story of a widespread misinterpretation. In the first half of the 19th cen...
Since Roberto Longhi (1934-1935; 1950) modern scholarship has got a critical grasp of the original c...
Dante Alighieri pensava e escrevia por imagens e estas foram indelevelmente absorvidas no imaginário...
It is a 3/4 portrait of a man facing right. Dante, Inferno is written in the lower right hand corner...
The purpose of the article is to reveal the specifics of transformation of visual language as the ar...
The scope of my thesis is to analyze the genesis and the development of the Divine Comedy illustrati...
This article analises the double faced figure of the fresco of "The Good and Bad Judge", in the co...
The research analyzes the representations of hell through the study of the evolution of its geograph...
The paper analyses the sequentiality of Dante's narrative in Inferno VIII-XI, and its pictorial tran...
International audienceDuring Middle Ages, sculptors, preachers, poets and painters employed the imag...
Nel corso del Medioevo scultori, pittori miniatori e poeti medievali hanno impiegato l’immagine di u...
In this hermeneutical study on a canto that represents the emblematic center of all Dante’s Inferno,...
The period between XI to XIII century was remarkable for the expansion of Christian hell. The belief...
The Comedy soon had a widespread and attracted the admiration of the artists and, in the first place...
As Piero Camporesi had shown in La casa dell’eternità (Garzanti, 1987) during the Counter-Reformatio...
EnThis essay retraces the story of a widespread misinterpretation. In the first half of the 19th cen...
Since Roberto Longhi (1934-1935; 1950) modern scholarship has got a critical grasp of the original c...
Dante Alighieri pensava e escrevia por imagens e estas foram indelevelmente absorvidas no imaginário...
It is a 3/4 portrait of a man facing right. Dante, Inferno is written in the lower right hand corner...
The purpose of the article is to reveal the specifics of transformation of visual language as the ar...
The scope of my thesis is to analyze the genesis and the development of the Divine Comedy illustrati...
This article analises the double faced figure of the fresco of "The Good and Bad Judge", in the co...
The research analyzes the representations of hell through the study of the evolution of its geograph...
The paper analyses the sequentiality of Dante's narrative in Inferno VIII-XI, and its pictorial tran...