Publication: La iconografía de la eucaristía tras el Concilio de Trento, a partir de las estampas
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2018-10-31
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Carrete Parrondo, Juan
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Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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El objetivo de esta tesis doctoral es ahondar en el estudio de la iconografía del Sacramento de la Eucaristía tras el Concilio tridentino, a través de las estampas, centrándonos en el Mundo Hispánico que no sólo incluía los reinos peninsulares, sino también Flandes, las Indias y Portugal. La tesis está estructurada en dos partes, en la primera hacemos una aproximación a la situación religiosa, política y cultural de Europa durante los siglos XVI y XVII. Por otro lado, hacemos hincapié en la importancia que tuvo el Concilio y como en él tuvo una especial relevancia la doctrina eucarística, frente a las tesis de los protestantes. Para terminar hacemos un análisis del crucial papel que jugaron las estampas en la difusión de los dogmas de la Iglesia sobre este Sacramento.El segundo apartado es un extenso Corpus iconográfico de los motivos dedicados a la Eucaristía que se desarrollaron tras el Concilio. Esta sección está dividida en varios capítulos. El primero se centra en analizar las estampas en las que se representan motivos basados en distintos pasajes bíblicos, tanto del Antiguo como del Nuevo Testamento, referidos a la Eucaristía, entre los que cabe destacar el de la Última Cena. El siguiente está dedicado a las estampas en las que se captan temas vinculados a la adoración y el Triunfo de la Eucaristía. En el tercero se aborda el análisis de las estampas en las que se representan motivos relacionados con la sangre de Cristo, es decir con el vino eucarístico...
The objective of this doctoral thesis is delve in the study of the iconography of the Sacrament of the Eucharist after Trento Council, through the stamps. We focus in the Hispanic World that it does not only include the Hispanic peninsula neither Flanders, America and Portugal. The thesis is divided in two sections. In the first one we do an approximation to the religious, politic and cultural situation of Europe during the XVI and XVII centuries. On the other hand, we make more emphasis in the importance of the Council and how the Eucharist doctrine has had an special importance in front of the thesis of the Protestant church. At the end we do an analysis in the role that stamps play in the diffusion of the dogmas of the Church about this Sacrament.The second section is an extensive iconographic Corpus about the motivation dedicates to the Eucharist that were developed after the Council. This section is divided in several chapters: The first one is focused on the analysis of the stamps in which is represented motives based on different biblical passages, both the Old Testament and the New Testament, all of them referred to the Eucharist. Among all of them the most important is the one about the Last Supper. The next chapter is dedicated to the stamps in which are captured themes related to the adoration and the Triumph of the Eucharist...
The objective of this doctoral thesis is delve in the study of the iconography of the Sacrament of the Eucharist after Trento Council, through the stamps. We focus in the Hispanic World that it does not only include the Hispanic peninsula neither Flanders, America and Portugal. The thesis is divided in two sections. In the first one we do an approximation to the religious, politic and cultural situation of Europe during the XVI and XVII centuries. On the other hand, we make more emphasis in the importance of the Council and how the Eucharist doctrine has had an special importance in front of the thesis of the Protestant church. At the end we do an analysis in the role that stamps play in the diffusion of the dogmas of the Church about this Sacrament.The second section is an extensive iconographic Corpus about the motivation dedicates to the Eucharist that were developed after the Council. This section is divided in several chapters: The first one is focused on the analysis of the stamps in which is represented motives based on different biblical passages, both the Old Testament and the New Testament, all of them referred to the Eucharist. Among all of them the most important is the one about the Last Supper. The next chapter is dedicated to the stamps in which are captured themes related to the adoration and the Triumph of the Eucharist...
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Tesis de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Geografía e Historia, Departamento de Historia del Arte II (Arte Moderno), leída el 21/01/2016