Iconografía y devoción dominicana en la Galicia medieval: Santo Domingo de Guzmán, San Vicente Ferrer y San Pedro de Verona

Authors

  • Carmen MANSO PORTO

Abstract

Resumen: Los frailes dominicos ejercieron una importante labor apostólica en Galicia siguiendo el ejemplo de santo Domingo de Guzmán y de sus inmediatos discípulos. Fundaron conventos en las principales ciudades y villas gallegas, siendo el primero el de Santiago de Compostela. Desde allí comenzaron su expansión por Galicia. La iconografía dominicana gallega conservada en los conventos y en algunas catedrales ofrece algunas singularidades relacionadas con la iconografía jacobea y a la misión apostólica de los frailes. En este trabajo se reflexiona sobre las imágenes gallegas de santo Domingo de Guzmán, san Vicente Ferrer y san Pedro de Verona.

Palabras clave: Arte medieval, devoción, Dominicos, iconografía, predicación.

Abstract: The Dominican friars exercised an important apostolic work in Galicia following the example of saint Dominic de Guzmán and his immediate disciples. They founded convents in major cities and Galician towns, the first being that of Santiago de Compostela. From there began its expansion in Galicia. Dominican Galician iconography preserved in monasteries and in some cathedrals offers some peculiarities related to the Jacobean iconography and the apostolic mission of the friars. This paper reflects on the Galician images of saint Dominic de Guzmán, saint Vincent Ferrer and saint Peter of Verona.

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2017-04-25

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MANSO PORTO, C. (2017). Iconografía y devoción dominicana en la Galicia medieval: Santo Domingo de Guzmán, San Vicente Ferrer y San Pedro de Verona. Archivo Dominicano, 37(37), 477–531. Retrieved from https://archivodominicano.dominicos.org/ojs/article/view/iconografia-devocion-dominicos-galicia-medieval

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Vol. 37 (2016)

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