The cult of images in light of pictorial graffiti at Doué‐la‐Fontaine
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Auteurs : Marcia Kupfer [États-Unis]Source :
- Early Medieval Europe [ 0963-9462 ] ; 2011-05.
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- pers : Andreas Meyer, Ann-Katriin, Anna Maria, Anne L. McClanan, Anne-Marie Boucher, Arthur Goldhammer, Benedicta Ward, Bénédicte Palazzo-Bertholon, C. Hubert, Carol Heitz, Celia Chazelle, Child, Christ Child, Christ Cruci, Christian Art, Claude Lorren, Colette Jeudy, Daniel Russo, Danièle Alexandre-Bidon, De Boüard, Dominique Barthélemy, Dominique Poulain, Edmund Jephcott, Emile Mabille, Eric Palazzo, F. Boesp, Forsyth, Francis Wormald, Georges Duby, Gerhard Wolf, Gil Bartholeys, Giuseppe Pitré, Guy Lobrichon, H. Forsyth, H. L. Bradfer-Lawrence, Herbert Kessler, Herbert L. Kessler, Interior, J. Brault, J.J.G. Alexander, Janet Seligman, Jean Dunbabin, Jean Hubert, Jean Wirth, Jean-Claude Bonne, Jean-Claude Schmitt, Jeffrey F. Hamburger, Jeffrey Johnson, Joseph Decaëns, Jérôme Baschet, Kathleen Ashley, Lat, Laud Lat, Lawrence Nees, Leonardo Sciascia, Marc Thibout, Margot Fassler, Matthias Exner, Michel Bur, Michele Camillo, Monique Goullet, Médiévales, N. Lossky, Nino M. Zchomelidse, Otto Demus, Otto Pächt, P.M. Tonnelier, Pamela Sheingorn, Patricia Stirnemann, Patrick Piboule, Paul Deschamps, Paul Marchegay, Paul de Clerck, Philippe Ariès, Pierre Bonnassie, Pierre-Marie Gy, Pierre-Olivier Dittmar, Sancho el Mayor, Santo di Sansepolcro, Sarah McNamer, Serge Raymond, Vincent Jolivet, Vita Dominici, Walter Cahn, Élisabeth Zadora-Rio, Éric Palazzo.
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Abstract
In the late 1960s the archeologist Michel de Boüard excavated a motte at Doué‐la‐Fontaine, near Saumur. Buried within the earthen mound was a stone edifice that, between the mid‐tenth and early eleventh centuries, had been transformed from a single‐storey aristocratic residence to a multi‐storey tower better suited to new military needs. De Boüard there discovered pictorial graffiti, incised in rough plaster across a wall in the blinded ground storey; among them were several unusually elaborate compositions. Building on his perspicacious analysis of the physical evidence, I situate the graffiti, dating from c.1000, in the wider matrix of contemporary visual and religious culture. The material enriches our understanding of a major historical phenomenon for which the millennial era is a watershed, namely the emergence and proliferation of cult images.
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<front><div type="abstract" xml:lang="en">In the late 1960s the archeologist Michel de Boüard excavated a motte at Doué‐la‐Fontaine, near Saumur. Buried within the earthen mound was a stone edifice that, between the mid‐tenth and early eleventh centuries, had been transformed from a single‐storey aristocratic residence to a multi‐storey tower better suited to new military needs. De Boüard there discovered pictorial graffiti, incised in rough plaster across a wall in the blinded ground storey; among them were several unusually elaborate compositions. Building on his perspicacious analysis of the physical evidence, I situate the graffiti, dating from c.1000, in the wider matrix of contemporary visual and religious culture. The material enriches our understanding of a major historical phenomenon for which the millennial era is a watershed, namely the emergence and proliferation of cult images.</div>
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