The post-Byzantine iconography of the individual punishments of the sinners in the depiction of hell in Northwestern Greece. Differences and similarities to the Cretan school of painting

In the article we are examining the iconographical differences which occur in the depictions of the punishments of the sinners in the scene of the Last Judgement from the two major schools of the 16th c. The representatives of the Cretan school appear exceptionally conservative while, those...

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Main Author:	Chouliarás Ioannis P.
Format:	Article
Language:	deu
Published:	Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade 2016-01-01
Series:	Zograf
Subjects:	post-byzantine iconography 15th-17th c. Second Coming (Last Judgment) Hell punishments of the sinners Northwestern Greece Epirus Thessaly Macedonia Cretan school school of Northwestern Greece or Thebes
Online Access:	http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0350-1361/2016/0350-13611640141C.pdf

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title	The post-Byzantine iconography of the individual punishments of the sinners in the depiction of hell in Northwestern Greece. Differences and similarities to the Cretan school of painting
title_short	The post-Byzantine iconography of the individual punishments of the sinners in the depiction of hell in Northwestern Greece. Differences and similarities to the Cretan school of painting
title_full	The post-Byzantine iconography of the individual punishments of the sinners in the depiction of hell in Northwestern Greece. Differences and similarities to the Cretan school of painting
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description	In the article we are examining the iconographical differences which occur in the depictions of the punishments of the sinners in the scene of the Last Judgement from the two major schools of the 16th c. The representatives of the Cretan school appear exceptionally conservative while, those of the school of Thebes continue the common Paleologan tradition and create rather provoking and intense scenes. Following that, we make a general presentation of the churches of Northwestern Greece, where this particular subject appears during the 15th-17th c. examining the continuity or not of specific iconographical motifs.
topic	post-byzantine iconography 15th-17th c. Second Coming (Last Judgment) Hell punishments of the sinners Northwestern Greece Epirus Thessaly Macedonia Cretan school school of Northwestern Greece or Thebes
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The post-Byzantine iconography of the individual punishments of the sinners in the depiction of hell in Northwestern Greece. Differences and similarities to the Cretan school of painting

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