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Los canecillos de la Capilla del Cementerio de San Juan del Hospital de Valencia
Emilio Jesús Díaz Garcíasubject
UNESCO::CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRASprojecting a thematic tour both for its iconography and for its symbolic and functional meaning. Iglesia de San Juan del Hospital / Hospitalarios / Canecillos / Escultura / RománicoChurch of San Juan del Hospital / Hospitalers / Corbels / Sculpture / Romanesque. 9 26Emilio Jesús In the medieval cemetery of the Historic Site of San Juan del Hospital of Valencia is housed a small funeral chapel founded in the late thirteenth century by the knight Arnau de Romaní. Along its cornice there are a series of heads of animals and humans that are one of the few sculptural vestiges inserted into the Romanesque iconographic tradition that are preserved in the city. So far they have not aroused the interest of specialists and no one has dedicated a detailed study to these curious and interesting images located in the marginal spaces of such a beautiful building. This article aims to complete this gap addressing the study of the corbels of the small temple:CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRAS [UNESCO]0211-5808 9678 Archivo de arte valenciano 564145 2020 101 7707052 Los canecillos de la Capilla del Cementerio de San Juan del Hospital de Valencia Díaz Garcíadescription
In the medieval cemetery of the Historic Site of San Juan del Hospital of Valencia is housed a small funeral chapel founded in the late thirteenth century by the knight Arnau de Romaní. Along its cornice there are a series of heads of animals and humans that are one of the few sculptural vestiges inserted into the Romanesque iconographic tradition that are preserved in the city. So far they have not aroused the interest of specialists and no one has dedicated a detailed study to these curious and interesting images located in the marginal spaces of such a beautiful building. This article aims to complete this gap addressing the study of the corbels of the small temple, projecting a thematic tour both for its iconography and for its symbolic and functional meaning.
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