Iconografía clásica de asunto marino en la Real Armería de Madrid
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https://doi.org/10.3989/gladius.2002.61Keywords:
Madrid Royal Armery, Iconography, Mithology, Sea thíasos, Classical survivances, Renaissance ArmoursAbstract
The magnificent arms and armours manufactured for Charles V and Philip II in the Royal Armoury of Madrid, reveal a splendid decoration whose iconography is a very adequate way to exalt the Royal majesty. The present work treats the study of subject marine iconography, taken as a model in the classical Sea myths: formal characteristics, iconographical prototypes and his variants, and the deep meaning they have as simbols of the maritime sovereignty and as the protection`s guaranty for the warrior.
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2002-12-30
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Rodríguez López, M. I. (2002). Iconografía clásica de asunto marino en la Real Armería de Madrid. Gladius, 22, 235–270. https://doi.org/10.3989/gladius.2002.61
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