Digenis Akritas nella ceramica bizantina

This contribution aims to investigate the evolution and the characterisation of the iconography of the hero Digenis Acritas, a famous Byzantine literary figure. The hero's appearance on ceramic artefacts alone makes it possible to develop a discourse on the ultimate intentions of the artists and owners of such ceramics, by means of a cross-comparison of literary and historical sources from the mid-Byzantine period.

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Fenestella Inside Medieval Art
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2024-12-29
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https://doi.org/10.54103/fenestella/24052
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Byzantine Studies and History
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Digenis Akritas nella ceramica bizantina

Giulia Ghilardi
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Digenis Akritas nella ceramica bizantina

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This contribution aims to investigate the evolution and the characterisation of the iconography of the hero Digenis Acritas, a famous Byzantine literary figure. The hero's appearance on ceramic artefacts alone makes it possible to develop a discourse on the ultimate intentions of the artists and owners of such ceramics, by means of a cross-comparison of literary and historical sources from the mid-Byzantine period.

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