Jerónimo Nogueras, escultor y architector. Un artista giróvago del Renacimiento español
Criado Mainar, Jesús (Universidad de Zaragoza)
Resumen: El aragonés Jerónimo Nogueras (nac. 1534, doc. 1554/55-1597/98) fue un escultor polifacético, formado probablemente entre Cuenca y Sigüenza, que transitó por un territorio geográfico muy extenso entre Aragón y León. Junto a su movilidad, llama la atención su capacidad de adaptación a encargos de naturaleza muy variada y su fidelidad a un lenguaje plástico algo arcaizante, fundado en la escultura de mediados del siglo XVI y sin apenas evolución hacia los postulados romanistas. La insistencia de las fuentes a la hora de calificarlo como “architector” subraya su formación inicial como entallador, pero también su capacidad para trazar y coordinar
The Aragonese Jerónimo Nogueras (born in 1534, act. 1554/55-1597/98) was a multifaceted sculptor, probably formed between Cuenca and Sigüenza, who traveled through a very extensive geographical territory between Aragón and León. Along with its mobility, its ability to adapt to commissions of a very varied nature and its fidelity to a somewhat archaic plastic language, based on sculpture from the mid-16th century and with hardly any evolution towards Romanist postulates, is striking. The insistence or the sources when it comes to qualifying him as an “architector” underlines his initial training as a carver, but also his ability to draw an coordinate.
Idioma: Español
DOI: 10.22429/Euc2020.sep.03.05
Año: 2020
Publicado en: Santander, estudios de patrimonio 3 (2020), 153-188
ISSN: 2605-4450
Tipo y forma: Article (Published version)
Área (Departamento): Área Historia del Arte (Dpto. Historia del Arte)
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The Aragonese Jerónimo Nogueras (born in 1534, act. 1554/55-1597/98) was a multifaceted sculptor, probably formed between Cuenca and Sigüenza, who traveled through a very extensive geographical territory between Aragón and León. Along with its mobility, its ability to adapt to commissions of a very varied nature and its fidelity to a somewhat archaic plastic language, based on sculpture from the mid-16th century and with hardly any evolution towards Romanist postulates, is striking. The insistence or the sources when it comes to qualifying him as an “architector” underlines his initial training as a carver, but also his ability to draw an coordinate.
Idioma: Español
DOI: 10.22429/Euc2020.sep.03.05
Año: 2020
Publicado en: Santander, estudios de patrimonio 3 (2020), 153-188
ISSN: 2605-4450
Tipo y forma: Article (Published version)
Área (Departamento): Área Historia del Arte (Dpto. Historia del Arte)
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