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| sent on December 22, 2017 (18:52) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
What or who inspired the metope master? The bicaudata siren that shows the vagina, in a pudic age like the medieval one, derives from pagan fertility symbols, transformed into mythological beings so as to be exposed outside the walls of many early medieval churches. The shoes of the man with long hair and the big girl where do they come from?
Hello and thank you if you want to answer, Fabrizio. A cosa o a chi si ispirò il maestro delle metope? La sirena bicaudata che mostra la vagina, in un'età pudica come quella medievale, deriva certo da simbologie di fertilità pagane, trasformate in esseri mitologici in modo da essere essere esposte fuori dalle mura di molte chiese altomedioevali. Le calzature dell'uomo dai lunghi capelli e della grande fanciulla da dove derivano?
Ciao e grazie se vorrai rispondere, Fabrizio. |
| sent on December 23, 2017 (6:05) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
You should ask the Master of Metopes or Lanfranco. Certainly, according to some scholars, there was a parenetic intent in denouncing the typical vices of the pagans. Hence the use of clothing, footwear and hairstyles that may indicate a geographical, mythological origin or historical contextualization.
If you allow me a correction, it is not the bicaudata siren that shows the genitals, but the hermaphrodite (or potta of Modena) that brazenly shows its intimate parts.
I hope I have answered satisfactorily.
Thank you and Merry Christmas.
Mimmo Bisognerebbe chiederlo al Maestro delle Metope o a Lanfranco. Certamente, secondo alcuni studiosi, vi era un intento parenetico nel denunciare i vizi tipici dei pagani. Da qui l'utilizzo di indumenti, calzature e capigliature che possono indicare una provenienza geografica, mitologica o una contestualizzazione storica.
Se mi permetti una correzione, non è la sirena bicaudata che mostra i genitali, bensì l'ermafrodito (o potta di Modena) che mostra sfacciatamente le sue parti intime.
Spero di aver risposto in maniera soddisfacente.
Grazie e Buon Natale.
Mimmo |
| sent on December 23, 2017 (16:08) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
As the two-sided siren shows in many metopes the vagina, known only now that here has the underpants (and it is strange); however I did not confuse her with the hermaphrodite.
Well pleased to know who is familiar with the late Middle Ages fascinating period as the late ancient because less known.
I wish you good life and happy holidays
Fabrizio
Siccome la sirena bicaudata mostra in molte metope la vagina, noto solo ora che qui ha le mutande (ed è strano); comunque non la confondevo con l'ermafrodito.
Ben lieto di conoscere chi ha dimestichezza con l'alto medioevo periodo affascinante come il tardo antico proprio perché meno conosciuto.
Ti auguro buona vita e buone feste,
Fabrizio
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| sent on December 23, 2017 (16:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thank you. Best wishes to you and your family too.
Hello.
Mimmo Grazie. Auguri anche a te e alla tua famiglia.
Ciao.
Mimmo |
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