Unicorns and Flying Dragons in Noah's Ark: The Bible Story according to Medieval and Modern European Works of Art
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https://doi.org/10.17851/1982-3053.13.24.193-206Palavras-chave:
Arca de Noé, Arte, MidrashResumo
Este estudo analisa algumas obras de arte medievais e modernas que criam criaturas mitológicas que entraram na Arca de Noé (Gn 6:5-9), criaturas voadoras semelhantes a dragões e imaginárias, assim como unicórnios. Os artistas supostamente optaram por retratar esses animais por várias razões: a) no mundo antigo, a existência de criaturas com qualidades incomuns e excepcionais era uma crença comumente aceita; b) animais mitológicos despertaram, reiteradamente, a imaginação e a curiosidade dos antigos.
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