Determinant apocryphal texts of Christian artistic repertories - doi: 10.4025/actascieduc.v33i2.14323

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Autor(a) principal: Grau-Dieckmann, Patricia
Data de Publicação: 2011
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Resumo: The first Christian images  appeared on catacomb walls and on the surfaces of sarcophagi of burial sites. The main idea was to transmit the definitive possibility of eternal salvation to the faithful. The images also  called upon sacred history and  encouraged Christian piety, besides embellishing burial sites. The gradual emergence of several religious texts, of diverse and controversial content,  stimulated decisions on which writings were canonic and which were apocryphal. At the same time, the tolerance of the Roman Empire towards Christianism caused a proliferation of places where these images could be put. Many new themes appeared, while others (which were) already existent were modified and adapted, strengthening the iconographic repertory from the second century onwards, mainly under the influence of apocryphal books. The images related to the lives of Mary and Jesus, later condemned by the Church, were designed and shaped under ecclesiastic approval, occupying  important places and those of high visibility in religious meeting places.  
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spelling Determinant apocryphal texts of Christian artistic repertories - doi: 10.4025/actascieduc.v33i2.14323Textos apócrifos determinantes de repertorios plásticos cristianos - doi: 10.4025/actascieduc.v33i2.14323Textos apócrifos determinantes de repertorios plásticos cristianos - doi: 10.4025/actascieduc.v33i2.14323apocryphal writingsChristian articonographyChristian imagesapócrifosarte cristianoiconografíaimágenes cristianasescritos apócrifosarte cristãiconografiaimagens cristãsescritos apócrifosimagens cristãsThe first Christian images  appeared on catacomb walls and on the surfaces of sarcophagi of burial sites. The main idea was to transmit the definitive possibility of eternal salvation to the faithful. The images also  called upon sacred history and  encouraged Christian piety, besides embellishing burial sites. The gradual emergence of several religious texts, of diverse and controversial content,  stimulated decisions on which writings were canonic and which were apocryphal. At the same time, the tolerance of the Roman Empire towards Christianism caused a proliferation of places where these images could be put. Many new themes appeared, while others (which were) already existent were modified and adapted, strengthening the iconographic repertory from the second century onwards, mainly under the influence of apocryphal books. The images related to the lives of Mary and Jesus, later condemned by the Church, were designed and shaped under ecclesiastic approval, occupying  important places and those of high visibility in religious meeting places.  Las primitivas imágenes cristianas se manifestaron dentro de los lugares de enterramiento en los muros catacumbarios y en las caras de los sarcófagos. Su intencionalidad central fue transmitir a los fieles la posibilidad real de la salvación de sus almas. También rememoraban la historia sacra e incitaban a la piedad, a la vez que embellecían los antros funerarios. La progresiva aparición de numerosos textos religiosos —de diversa índole y de contenido muchas veces polémico— provocó que tempranamente se determinara cuáles escritos serían considerados canónicos y cuáles apócrifos. Simultáneamente, la tolerancia de la religión cristiana en el Imperio Romano permitió la multiplicación de soportes en los que se podían ubicar las imágenes. Surgieron temáticas originales a la vez que se modificaron y adaptaron algunas ya existentes, vigorizando el repertorio iconográfico generado a partir de fines del siglo II como resultado, en gran medida, de la influencia de textos apócrifos. Muchas de las imágenes sobre las vidas de María y de Jesús, pese a que su sustento escrito fue oportunamente anatemizado por la Iglesia, fueron diseñadas y plasmadas bajo el amparo de las autoridades eclesiásticas, ocupando lugares de exposición y visibilidad preponderantes en los espacios sacros oficialesLas primitivas imágenes cristianas se manifestaron dentro de los lugares de enterramiento en los muros catacumbarios y en las caras de los sarcófagos. Su intencionalidad central fue transmitir a los fieles la posibilidad real de la salvación de sus almas. También rememoraban la historia sacra e incitaban a la piedad, a la vez que embellecían los antros funerarios. La progresiva aparición de numerosos textos religiosos —de diversa índole y de contenido muchas veces polémico— provocó que tempranamente se determinara cuáles escritos serían considerados canónicos y cuáles apócrifos. Simultáneamente, la tolerancia de la religión cristiana en el Imperio Romano permitió la multiplicación de soportes en los que se podían ubicar las imágenes. Surgieron temáticas originales a la vez que se modificaron y adaptaron algunas ya existentes, vigorizando el repertorio iconográfico generado a partir de fines del siglo II como resultado, en gran medida, de la influencia de textos apócrifos. Muchas de las imágenes sobre las vidas de María y de Jesús, pese a que su sustento escrito fue oportunamente anatemizado por la Iglesia, fueron diseñadas y plasmadas bajo el amparo de las autoridades eclesiásticas, ocupando lugares de exposición y visibilidad preponderantes en los espacios sacros oficialesUniversidade Estadual de Maringá2011-10-10info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfapplication/pdfhttps://periodicos.uem.br/ojs/index.php/ActaSciEduc/article/view/1432310.4025/actascieduc.v33i2.14323Acta Scientiarum. 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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Determinant apocryphal texts of Christian artistic repertories - doi: 10.4025/actascieduc.v33i2.14323
Textos apócrifos determinantes de repertorios plásticos cristianos - doi: 10.4025/actascieduc.v33i2.14323
Textos apócrifos determinantes de repertorios plásticos cristianos - doi: 10.4025/actascieduc.v33i2.14323
title Determinant apocryphal texts of Christian artistic repertories - doi: 10.4025/actascieduc.v33i2.14323
spellingShingle Determinant apocryphal texts of Christian artistic repertories - doi: 10.4025/actascieduc.v33i2.14323
Grau-Dieckmann, Patricia
apocryphal writings
Christian art
iconography
Christian images
apócrifos
arte cristiano
iconografía
imágenes cristianas
escritos apócrifos
arte cristã
iconografia
imagens cristãsescritos apócrifos
imagens cristãs
title_short Determinant apocryphal texts of Christian artistic repertories - doi: 10.4025/actascieduc.v33i2.14323
title_full Determinant apocryphal texts of Christian artistic repertories - doi: 10.4025/actascieduc.v33i2.14323
title_fullStr Determinant apocryphal texts of Christian artistic repertories - doi: 10.4025/actascieduc.v33i2.14323
title_full_unstemmed Determinant apocryphal texts of Christian artistic repertories - doi: 10.4025/actascieduc.v33i2.14323
title_sort Determinant apocryphal texts of Christian artistic repertories - doi: 10.4025/actascieduc.v33i2.14323
author Grau-Dieckmann, Patricia
author_facet Grau-Dieckmann, Patricia
author_role author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Grau-Dieckmann, Patricia
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv apocryphal writings
Christian art
iconography
Christian images
apócrifos
arte cristiano
iconografía
imágenes cristianas
escritos apócrifos
arte cristã
iconografia
imagens cristãsescritos apócrifos
imagens cristãs
topic apocryphal writings
Christian art
iconography
Christian images
apócrifos
arte cristiano
iconografía
imágenes cristianas
escritos apócrifos
arte cristã
iconografia
imagens cristãsescritos apócrifos
imagens cristãs
description The first Christian images  appeared on catacomb walls and on the surfaces of sarcophagi of burial sites. The main idea was to transmit the definitive possibility of eternal salvation to the faithful. The images also  called upon sacred history and  encouraged Christian piety, besides embellishing burial sites. The gradual emergence of several religious texts, of diverse and controversial content,  stimulated decisions on which writings were canonic and which were apocryphal. At the same time, the tolerance of the Roman Empire towards Christianism caused a proliferation of places where these images could be put. Many new themes appeared, while others (which were) already existent were modified and adapted, strengthening the iconographic repertory from the second century onwards, mainly under the influence of apocryphal books. The images related to the lives of Mary and Jesus, later condemned by the Church, were designed and shaped under ecclesiastic approval, occupying  important places and those of high visibility in religious meeting places.  
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