Corpus Epigráfico en los Palacios Nazaríes de la Alhambra
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2020-06-26
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Jaén: Universidad de Jaén
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Si nos adentramos en cualquier arquitectura a lo largo de todos los siglos de la Historia del Arte, nos encontraremos con una gran cantidad de edificios religiosos o civiles, de mayor o menor importancia. Lo que diferencia a la Alhambra de todos los anteriores es que se la puede considerar un monumento literario, de acuerdo a todas las epigrafías que componen sus distintas salas, ya sean religiosas, históricas o políticas. Los muros de los Palacios Nazaríes no sólo se decoran, sino que cuentan con un rico corpus epigráfico que los distinguen de otras construcciones dentro y fuera del conjunto de la Alhambra. Además, esto repercutirá en el siglo XVIII.
If we delve into any architecture throughout all the centuries of de History of Art, we will find a large number of religious buildings, or civilians, of greater or lesser importance. What differentiates the Alhambra from all the previous ones is that it can be considered a literary monument, according to all the epigraphs that make up its different chambres, whether religious, historical or political. The walls of the Nasrid Palaces are not only decorated, but also count with a rich epigraphic corpus that distinguishes it from other constructions inside and outside the Alhambra complex. Furthermore, this will reverberate in the eighteenth Century.
If we delve into any architecture throughout all the centuries of de History of Art, we will find a large number of religious buildings, or civilians, of greater or lesser importance. What differentiates the Alhambra from all the previous ones is that it can be considered a literary monument, according to all the epigraphs that make up its different chambres, whether religious, historical or political. The walls of the Nasrid Palaces are not only decorated, but also count with a rich epigraphic corpus that distinguishes it from other constructions inside and outside the Alhambra complex. Furthermore, this will reverberate in the eighteenth Century.