Contributi per una genesi del leone stiloforo romanico

Author

Parodi Travaglia, Gabriella

Document type

Article (journal)

Language

Italian

Source

Critica d'arte. 1992, Num. 11-12, Vol. 57, 41-49, 13 ill. (5 col.)

ISSN

0011-1511

Abstract (en)

Traces the origins of the column-bearing lions of Romanesque church architecture, first exemplified in the west porch of Modena cathedral, to a conjunction of the Roman prothyrum and the motif of animals bearing architectural framing in Medieval manuscript illumination. As intermediate precedents, indicates the 11th c. portals of S. Margherita, Como, and the cathedral of Salerno, in both of which lions are presented in profile bearing the frames.

Subject (en)

• General history of art -- 300-1400 -- Architecture and excavations -- Italy
• Lions
• Columns
• Italy
• 1000-1200
• Romanesque
• Portals
• S. Geminiano (cathedral)||Modena (ITA)
• Architecture
• Manuscript illumination
• Medieval
• Sculpture
• S. Margherita (monastery)||Como (ITA)
• S. Matteo (cathedral)||Salerno (ITA)
• Porches
• Roman [style]
• Iconography
• Representation

Subject (fr)

• Histoire générale de l'art -- 300-1400 -- Architecture et fouilles -- Italie
• Lion
• Colonne
• Italie
• 1000-1200
• Roman (art)
• Portail
• S. Geminiano (cathédrale)||Modena (ITA)
• Architecture
• Enluminure
• Moyen Age
• Sculpture
• S. Margherita (abbaye)||Como (ITA)
• S. Matteo (cathédrale)||Salerno (ITA)
• Porche
• Romain (art)
• Iconographie
• Représentation

Origin

DatabaseBHA (Inist-CNRS/GRI)

Identifier19960101-00282140

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