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Volume 16 | Miscellanea | L’arte armena. Storia critica e nuove prospettive
Abstract
L’esplorazione dell’arte armena iniziò nel diciannovesimo secolo grazie a storici dell’arte francesi, russi, tedeschi, finlandesi, austriaci e armeni e continuò nel ventesimo secolo prevalentemente con studiosi russi, armeni, ucraini, americani e italiani, che hanno portato all’attenzione del largo pubblico, non solo dei ricercatori, il patrimonio artistico di un territorio che supera i confini dell’attuale Armenia, e investe un’area definita Subcaucasia, termine con il quale si intende il territorio che dal Caucaso meridionale trapassa negli altopiani iranico e anatolico. L’interesse per l’arte armena, dai manoscritti miniati, ai khachkar, alle architetture, è cresciuto negli ultimi vent’anni conferendo a queste testimonianze una dimensione globale. Il volume illustra le caratteristiche, i temi e i metodi dei vari percorsi di ricerca emergenti dalle diverse tradizioni storiografiche tracciando così una mappa che aiuta ad orientarsi tra i fenomeni artistici e culturali di questo complesso territorio, fornendo diverse chiavi per comprenderli e ragionamenti utili per le future indagini scientifiche.
Keywords Caucasus • Historiograhy • Historiography • Mikhail Babentchikov • Nakhchivan • Anatolia • Aleksej Nekrasov • Medieval Armenian art and Soviet Union • Armenian architecture • Armenian-Georgian architectural relationship • Icons • Armenian-Islamic ‘syncretism’ • Repatriation movement • Monumentality • Armenia • Armenian history • Cultural Ecology • Medieval architecture • Milan Polytechnic University • Heritage • Julfa • CSDCA - Centro Studi e Documentazione Cultura Arme • Architecture • Destruction • Silverwork • Textiles • Yovnatʽanean family • Illustrated manuscripts • History of art • Study trips • Research • Wall paintings • Megalithic art • South Caucasus archaeology • Alexey Lidov • Armenian art • Romania • Etchmiadzin cathedral • Varazdat Harutyunyan • Cross-stones • Medieval art • Armenian prehistory • CSDCA Centro Studi e Documentazione sulla Cultura • Seljuk and Ilkhanid architecture • Armenian-Georgian cultural ties • Early Modern Armenian Studies • Middle Ages • Dragon-stones • Nikolay Brunov • Photography • Khachkar • Preservation • Adriano Alpago Novello • Iran • Replica • Bronze Age archaeology
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ECF_book_445 |
dc.creator |
Ferrari Aldo |
dc.creator |
Riccioni Stefano |
dc.creator |
Ruffilli Marco |
dc.creator |
Spampinato Beatrice |
dc.title |
L’arte armena. Storia critica e nuove prospettive. Studies in Armenian and Eastern Christian Art 2020 |
dc.type |
Miscellanea |
dc.language.iso |
it, en |
dc.description.abstract |
L’esplorazione dell’arte armena iniziò nel diciannovesimo secolo grazie a storici dell’arte francesi, russi, tedeschi, finlandesi, austriaci e armeni e continuò nel ventesimo secolo prevalentemente con studiosi russi, armeni, ucraini, americani e italiani, che hanno portato all’attenzione del largo pubblico, non solo dei ricercatori, il patrimonio artistico di un territorio che supera i confini dell’attuale Armenia, e investe un’area definita Subcaucasia, termine con il quale si intende il territorio che dal Caucaso meridionale trapassa negli altopiani iranico e anatolico. L’interesse per l’arte armena, dai manoscritti miniati, ai khachkar, alle architetture, è cresciuto negli ultimi vent’anni conferendo a queste testimonianze una dimensione globale. Il volume illustra le caratteristiche, i temi e i metodi dei vari percorsi di ricerca emergenti dalle diverse tradizioni storiografiche tracciando così una mappa che aiuta ad orientarsi tra i fenomeni artistici e culturali di questo complesso territorio, fornendo diverse chiavi per comprenderli e ragionamenti utili per le future indagini scientifiche. |
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Eurasiatica |
dc.identifier.doi |
10.30687/978-88-6969-469-1 |
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Edizioni Ca’ Foscari - Digital Publishing, Fondazione Università Ca’ Foscari |
dc.issued |
2020-12-21 |
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http://edizionicafoscari.it/it/edizioni4/libri/978-88-6969-469-1/ |
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2610-8879 |
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2610-9433 |
dc.identifier.isbn |
978-88-6969-495-0 |
dc.identifier.eisbn |
978-88-6969-469-1 |
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Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License |
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http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ |
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with fulltext |
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open |
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yes |
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Adriano Alpago Novello |
dc.subject |
Adriano Alpago Novello |
dc.subject |
Adriano Alpago Novello |
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Adriano Alpago Novello |
dc.subject |
Adriano Alpago Novello |
dc.subject |
Aleksej Nekrasov |
dc.subject |
Aleksej Nekrasov |
dc.subject |
Aleksej Nekrasov |
dc.subject |
Alexey Lidov |
dc.subject |
Alexey Lidov |
dc.subject |
Alexey Lidov |
dc.subject |
Anatolia |
dc.subject |
Anatolia |
dc.subject |
Anatolia |
dc.subject |
Architecture |
dc.subject |
Architecture |
dc.subject |
Architecture |
dc.subject |
Architecture |
dc.subject |
Architecture |
dc.subject |
Armenia |
dc.subject |
Armenia |
dc.subject |
Armenia |
dc.subject |
Armenia |
dc.subject |
Armenia |
dc.subject |
Armenian architecture |
dc.subject |
Armenian architecture |
dc.subject |
Armenian architecture |
dc.subject |
Armenian architecture |
dc.subject |
Armenian architecture |
dc.subject |
Armenian art |
dc.subject |
Armenian art |
dc.subject |
Armenian art |
dc.subject |
Armenian history |
dc.subject |
Armenian history |
dc.subject |
Armenian history |
dc.subject |
Armenian prehistory |
dc.subject |
Armenian prehistory |
dc.subject |
Armenian prehistory |
dc.subject |
Armenian-Georgian architectural relationship |
dc.subject |
Armenian-Georgian architectural relationship |
dc.subject |
Armenian-Georgian architectural relationship |
dc.subject |
Armenian-Georgian cultural ties |
dc.subject |
Armenian-Georgian cultural ties |
dc.subject |
Armenian-Georgian cultural ties |
dc.subject |
Armenian-Islamic ‘syncretism’ |
dc.subject |
Armenian-Islamic ‘syncretism’ |
dc.subject |
Armenian-Islamic ‘syncretism’ |
dc.subject |
Bronze Age archaeology |
dc.subject |
Bronze Age archaeology |
dc.subject |
Bronze Age archaeology |
dc.subject |
CSDCA - Centro Studi e Documentazione Cultura Arme |
dc.subject |
CSDCA - Centro Studi e Documentazione Cultura Arme |
dc.subject |
CSDCA - Centro Studi e Documentazione Cultura Arme |
dc.subject |
CSDCA Centro Studi e Documentazione sulla Cultura |
dc.subject |
CSDCA Centro Studi e Documentazione sulla Cultura |
dc.subject |
CSDCA Centro Studi e Documentazione sulla Cultura |
dc.subject |
Caucasus |
dc.subject |
Caucasus |
dc.subject |
Caucasus |
dc.subject |
Cross-stones |
dc.subject |
Cross-stones |
dc.subject |
Cross-stones |
dc.subject |
Cultural Ecology |
dc.subject |
Cultural Ecology |
dc.subject |
Cultural Ecology |
dc.subject |
Destruction |
dc.subject |
Destruction |
dc.subject |
Destruction |
dc.subject |
Destruction |
dc.subject |
Destruction |
dc.subject |
Dragon-stones |
dc.subject |
Dragon-stones |
dc.subject |
Dragon-stones |
dc.subject |
Early Modern Armenian Studies |
dc.subject |
Early Modern Armenian Studies |
dc.subject |
Early Modern Armenian Studies |
dc.subject |
Etchmiadzin cathedral |
dc.subject |
Etchmiadzin cathedral |
dc.subject |
Etchmiadzin cathedral |
dc.subject |
Heritage |
dc.subject |
Heritage |
dc.subject |
Heritage |
dc.subject |
Historiograhy |
dc.subject |
Historiograhy |
dc.subject |
Historiograhy |
dc.subject |
Historiography |
dc.subject |
Historiography |
dc.subject |
Historiography |
dc.subject |
History of art |
dc.subject |
History of art |
dc.subject |
History of art |
dc.subject |
Icons |
dc.subject |
Icons |
dc.subject |
Icons |
dc.subject |
Illustrated manuscripts |
dc.subject |
Illustrated manuscripts |
dc.subject |
Illustrated manuscripts |
dc.subject |
Iran |
dc.subject |
Iran |
dc.subject |
Iran |
dc.subject |
Julfa |
dc.subject |
Julfa |
dc.subject |
Julfa |
dc.subject |
Khachkar |
dc.subject |
Khachkar |
dc.subject |
Khachkar |
dc.subject |
Medieval Armenian art and Soviet Union |
dc.subject |
Medieval Armenian art and Soviet Union |
dc.subject |
Medieval Armenian art and Soviet Union |
dc.subject |
Medieval architecture |
dc.subject |
Medieval architecture |
dc.subject |
Medieval architecture |
dc.subject |
Medieval art |
dc.subject |
Medieval art |
dc.subject |
Medieval art |
dc.subject |
Megalithic art |
dc.subject |
Megalithic art |
dc.subject |
Megalithic art |
dc.subject |
Middle Ages |
dc.subject |
Middle Ages |
dc.subject |
Middle Ages |
dc.subject |
Mikhail Babentchikov |
dc.subject |
Mikhail Babentchikov |
dc.subject |
Mikhail Babentchikov |
dc.subject |
Milan Polytechnic University |
dc.subject |
Milan Polytechnic University |
dc.subject |
Milan Polytechnic University |
dc.subject |
Monumentality |
dc.subject |
Monumentality |
dc.subject |
Monumentality |
dc.subject |
Nakhchivan |
dc.subject |
Nakhchivan |
dc.subject |
Nakhchivan |
dc.subject |
Nikolay Brunov |
dc.subject |
Nikolay Brunov |
dc.subject |
Nikolay Brunov |
dc.subject |
Photography |
dc.subject |
Photography |
dc.subject |
Photography |
dc.subject |
Preservation |
dc.subject |
Preservation |
dc.subject |
Preservation |
dc.subject |
Repatriation movement |
dc.subject |
Repatriation movement |
dc.subject |
Repatriation movement |
dc.subject |
Replica |
dc.subject |
Replica |
dc.subject |
Replica |
dc.subject |
Research |
dc.subject |
Research |
dc.subject |
Research |
dc.subject |
Romania |
dc.subject |
Romania |
dc.subject |
Romania |
dc.subject |
Seljuk and Ilkhanid architecture |
dc.subject |
Seljuk and Ilkhanid architecture |
dc.subject |
Seljuk and Ilkhanid architecture |
dc.subject |
Silverwork |
dc.subject |
Silverwork |
dc.subject |
Silverwork |
dc.subject |
South Caucasus archaeology |
dc.subject |
South Caucasus archaeology |
dc.subject |
South Caucasus archaeology |
dc.subject |
Study trips |
dc.subject |
Study trips |
dc.subject |
Study trips |
dc.subject |
Textiles |
dc.subject |
Textiles |
dc.subject |
Textiles |
dc.subject |
Varazdat Harutyunyan |
dc.subject |
Varazdat Harutyunyan |
dc.subject |
Varazdat Harutyunyan |
dc.subject |
Wall paintings |
dc.subject |
Wall paintings |
dc.subject |
Wall paintings |
dc.subject |
Yovnatʽanean family |
dc.subject |
Yovnatʽanean family |
dc.subject |
Yovnatʽanean family |
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