José Alberto Moráis Morán, María Concepción Cosmen Alonso
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La desaparecida portada románica del monasterio de Santa María de Carracedo (León)
This research deals with the remains from the now lost Romanesque north entrance of the monastic church of Santa Maria de Carracedo (El Bierzo, Leon), specifically with six capitals and two column-statues depicting King Alfonso VII and Abbot Florencio, true renovators of the friary from the year 1138 onwards. The statues are analysed and dated, as well as located within the church, and their symbolic and iconographic dimensions are considered. The patronage of the Royal House of Leon in this almost lost work is also demonstrated, together with the participation of artists already familiar with the international sculpture of the basilica of Saint-Denis in Paris.
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Founded in 1964 by Prof. Emilio Sáez, ANUARIO DE ESTUDIOS MEDIEVALES features original works of relevance in areas of Medieval History such as Politics, Society, Economics, Culture, Religion, Science, Arts, Literature, Thought, Philosophy, etc. The Journal publishes one yearly volume with aproximately 1,100 pages, divided into two half-yearly issues. First issue (June) is miscellaneous, and second (December) has a monographic character. Book Reviews and Biographical Notes and Necrologies of eminent medievalists are also included. Accepted languages are Spanish, Catalan, Portuguese, French, Italian and English.