M. Parada López de Corselas, \"Sobre la llegada del frontón arcuado a Hispania: dos estelas de Clunia Sulpicia\", Proceedings XVIII International Congress of Classical Archaeology, Mérida, 2014, vol. II, pp. 1631-1634.

June 16, 2017 | Autor: M. Parada López d... | Categoría: Classical Archaeology, Roman History, Iconography, Art History, Architecture, Roman Religion, Architectural History, Funerary Archaeology, History of Art, Roman Empire, Archaeology of Roman Hispania, Roman Iconography, Iconology, Arqueología, Arquitectura, Archaelogy, Historia de la Arquitectura, Hispania, Historia del Arte, Roman Sculpture, Iconography and Iconology, Greek and Roman Art and Architecture, Roman Architecture, Iconografia, Archaeology, Classical archaeology, Greek and Roman history, Greek Colonization (Magna Graecia and Sicily), Material Culture Studies, Funerary Archaeology, Roman Art, Imperio romano, Archeologia Classica, Archeologia Romana, Roman Funerary Art, Roman Archaeology, Roman cities of Tarraconense, Roman Religion, Architectural History, Funerary Archaeology, History of Art, Roman Empire, Archaeology of Roman Hispania, Roman Iconography, Iconology, Arqueología, Arquitectura, Archaelogy, Historia de la Arquitectura, Hispania, Historia del Arte, Roman Sculpture, Iconography and Iconology, Greek and Roman Art and Architecture, Roman Architecture, Iconografia, Archaeology, Classical archaeology, Greek and Roman history, Greek Colonization (Magna Graecia and Sicily), Material Culture Studies, Funerary Archaeology, Roman Art, Imperio romano, Archeologia Classica, Archeologia Romana, Roman Funerary Art, Roman Archaeology, Roman cities of Tarraconense

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This work puts forward the idea of the arrival to Hispania of precedents of the so-called ‘Syrian pediment’ –at least in iconography– during the Antonine period from the analysis of two gravestones from Clunia Sulpicia that represent the deceased into a distyle aedicula and a tetrastyle frontispiece, both topped by arched pediment. As a result, these reliefs demonstrate the arrival of the arched pediment long before the ‘Missorium’ of Theodosius I and could be taken as an important datum in the Hispanic architectural iconosphere.

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M. Parada López de Corselas, \"Sobre la llegada del frontón arcuado a Hispania: dos estelas de Clunia Sulpicia\", Proceedings XVIII International Congress of Classical Archaeology, Mérida, 2014, vol. II, pp. 1631-1634.

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