2003
DOI: 10.2307/1483739
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From Purgatory to the "Primavera": Some Observations on Botticelli and Dante

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“…Other scholars deliver more theologically determined interpretations, situating Matelda within a biblical or Marian framework (Pacchioni 2001;Fissi 1997: 23-82). Still others focus on Matelda's artistic afterlife, or suggest that she germinated the Primavera motif in Botticelli's paintings (Marmor 2003;Korbacher 2014). Recently, Valentina Atturo and Lorenzo Mainini argued that Matelda was not a woman at all.…”
Section: Dancing In Purgatorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Other scholars deliver more theologically determined interpretations, situating Matelda within a biblical or Marian framework (Pacchioni 2001;Fissi 1997: 23-82). Still others focus on Matelda's artistic afterlife, or suggest that she germinated the Primavera motif in Botticelli's paintings (Marmor 2003;Korbacher 2014). Recently, Valentina Atturo and Lorenzo Mainini argued that Matelda was not a woman at all.…”
Section: Dancing In Purgatorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alguns críticos observam no quadro um clima de celebração, quase como um ritual de passagem para a felicidade. Esta noção se relaciona ao contexto do casamento, pois como evidenciado por Michael Rohlmann, o quadro foi supostamente encomendado para celebrar a união de Lorenzo de Pierfrancesco com Semiramide Appiani (MARMOR, 2003).…”
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