Publication: Imagen visual del poder político en la Catedral de Orihuela
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Cecilia Espinosa, Mariano
Ruiz Ángel, Gemma
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Publicaciones Enredars / Andavira Editora
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El Sur del antiguo Reino de Valencia vivió un acontecimiento que marcó su devenir histórico, la segregación pastoral de su territorio de la diócesis de Cartagena y la creación en 1564 de la diócesis de Orihuela. Este período conocido por la historiografía como ¿el pleito del obispado¿ quedó reflejado en el arte a partir de distintas creaciones que tuvieron una finalidad política y propagandística. En este trabajo, se analiza la imagen visual que estos elementos dotaron a los templos góticos de la ciudad de Orihuela, significativamente a su Catedral, un aspecto que ayuda a comprender la identidad de los antiguos habitantes del mediodía valenciano.
The South of the old Kingdom of Valencia experienced an event that marked its historical development, the pastoral segregation of its territory from the Diocese of Cartagena and the creation in 1564 of the Diocese of Orihuela. This period known by historiography as ¿the lawsuit of the bishopric¿ was reflected in art from different creations that had a political and propagandistic purpose. In this work, the visual image that these elements gave to the Gothic temples of the city of Orihuela is analyzed, significantly to its Cathedral, an aspect that helps to understand the identity of the ancient inhabitants of the Valencian south.
The South of the old Kingdom of Valencia experienced an event that marked its historical development, the pastoral segregation of its territory from the Diocese of Cartagena and the creation in 1564 of the Diocese of Orihuela. This period known by historiography as ¿the lawsuit of the bishopric¿ was reflected in art from different creations that had a political and propagandistic purpose. In this work, the visual image that these elements gave to the Gothic temples of the city of Orihuela is analyzed, significantly to its Cathedral, an aspect that helps to understand the identity of the ancient inhabitants of the Valencian south.