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espanolLos reinos hispanicos durante los siglos XIV, XV y XVI jugaron, por su privilegiada situacion geografica, un papel trascendental en el proceso de transmision, consolidacion y codificacion figurativa de las tematicas iconograficas que globalmente se analizan como imagenes de lo macabro, unas veces aportadas por las pervivencias del pensamiento y el arte de la Antiguedad Clasica, otras veces transmitidas, a traves del Islam y el Judaismo, procedentes del Extremo Oriente, con un remoto origen en la India y China budistas, en no pocas ocasiones generadas a partir de modelos figurativos genuinamente occidentales que, intercambiados entre la Europa Atlantica y la Europa Mediterranea, se influyeron de forma reciproca. En este articulo se propone un analisis del papel que los reinos peninsulares tuvieron en la transculturalidad de lo macabro. EnglishDuring the 14th, 15th, and 16th centuries the Hispanic Kingdoms, due to their strategic geographical location, played a paramount role in the process of transmission, consolidation, and figurative codification of the iconographic themes universally analysed as images of the macabre. These images were at times provided by the survival of both the thought and art in Classical Antiquity, some times transmitted from the Far East, with a remote origin at Buddhist India and China through both Islam and Judaism and other times generating typically Western figurative models which, exchanged between Atlantic and Mediterranean Europe, influenced each other reciprocally. In this paper, it is proposed an analysis of the role that the peninsular kingdoms had in the transculturality of the macabre.
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