Acceptus e magister David a Siponto: nuove acquisizioni

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dc.contributor.author	Bertelli Gioia
dc.title	Acceptus e magister David a Siponto: nuove acquisizioni
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dc.description.abstract	After some cleaning operations of the field in the archaeological site of the early Christian basilica of Santa Maria di Siponto, two medieval sculptural fragments returned to light. These should belong to the pulpit or to a hypothetical ciborium placed within the early Christian church and should be the work of a workshop of sculptors active in northern/center Apulia in the fourth and fifth decade of the eleventh century. Of this workshop we know the names of two components: David magister and Acceptus magister; to the first should be ascribed, for the moment, one of the two fragments in question, on which his name appears; to the second belong the ambos of the basilica of San Michele in Monte Sant'Angelo and of the Cathedral of San Sabino in Canosa.
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dc.publisher	Edizioni Ca’ Foscari - Digital Publishing
dc.issued	2016-07-19
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dc.identifier.doi	10.14277/6969-085-3/EUR-4-3
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dc.identifier.isbn	978-88-6969-086-0
dc.identifier.eisbn	978-88-6969-085-3
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dc.subject	Acceptus magister
dc.subject	Acceptus magister
dc.subject	Apulia
dc.subject	Apulia
dc.subject	Artists’ signature
dc.subject	Artists’ signature
dc.subject	Canosa
dc.subject	Canosa
dc.subject	David magister
dc.subject	David magister
dc.subject	Early medieval sculpture
dc.subject	Early medieval sculpture
dc.subject	Monte Sant’Angelo
dc.subject	Monte Sant’Angelo
dc.subject	Siponto
dc.subject	Siponto

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Acceptus e magister David a Siponto: nuove acquisizioni

Gioia Bertelli Università degli Studi di Bari «Aldo Moro», Italia

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After some cleaning operations of the field in the archaeological site of the early Christian basilica of Santa Maria di Siponto, two medieval sculptural fragments returned to light. These should belong to the pulpit or to a hypothetical ciborium placed within the early Christian church and should be the work of a workshop of sculptors active in northern/center Apulia in the fourth and fifth decade of the eleventh century. Of this workshop we know the names of two components: David magister and Acceptus magister; to the first should be ascribed, for the moment, one of the two fragments in question, on which his name appears; to the second belong the ambos of the basilica of San Michele in Monte Sant'Angelo and of the Cathedral of San Sabino in Canosa.

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Keywords: Canosa • Monte Sant’Angelo • David magister • Early medieval sculpture • Siponto • Acceptus magister • Apulia • Artists’ signature

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