The Hunt Scenes Of The Irish High Crosses And The Iconography Of The Continental Celtic Stag Deity

The article is dedicated to the iconographic depictions of the hunt found on the Irish High crosses, in particular, the Banagher cross-shaft (Co. Offaly) and the Bealin High Cross (Co. Westmeath) involving a religious figure holding a crozier and a trapped stag. The author looks at further iconograp...

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Main Author: Maxim Fomin
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Language:English
Published: Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv 2021-12-01
Series:Текст і образ: актуальні проблеми історії мистецтв
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Online Access:https://txim.history.knu.ua/article/view/12
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description The article is dedicated to the iconographic depictions of the hunt found on the Irish High crosses, in particular, the Banagher cross-shaft (Co. Offaly) and the Bealin High Cross (Co. Westmeath) involving a religious figure holding a crozier and a trapped stag. The author looks at further iconographic and literary evidence that can provide the basis of these scenes. Iconography and prosopography of the early Anatolian, Gallo-Roman and Celtic deities are also compared with the early Irish data from a typological religious perspective.
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spelling doaj.art-1b597012feb04f32960034c39cb0e86b2022-12-21T21:10:11ZengTaras Shevchenko National University of KyivТекст і образ: актуальні проблеми історії мистецтв2519-48012021-12-01210.17721/2519-4801.2016.2.01The Hunt Scenes Of The Irish High Crosses And The Iconography Of The Continental Celtic Stag DeityMaxim Fomin0University of Ulster, University of TubingenThe article is dedicated to the iconographic depictions of the hunt found on the Irish High crosses, in particular, the Banagher cross-shaft (Co. Offaly) and the Bealin High Cross (Co. Westmeath) involving a religious figure holding a crozier and a trapped stag. The author looks at further iconographic and literary evidence that can provide the basis of these scenes. Iconography and prosopography of the early Anatolian, Gallo-Roman and Celtic deities are also compared with the early Irish data from a typological religious perspective.https://txim.history.knu.ua/article/view/12Ireland, High crosses, iconography, St. Patrick, deer hunt, transformation, continental Celts, Luwian inscriptions
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The Hunt Scenes Of The Irish High Crosses And The Iconography Of The Continental Celtic Stag Deity
Текст і образ: актуальні проблеми історії мистецтв
Ireland, High crosses, iconography, St. Patrick, deer hunt, transformation, continental Celts, Luwian inscriptions
title The Hunt Scenes Of The Irish High Crosses And The Iconography Of The Continental Celtic Stag Deity
title_full The Hunt Scenes Of The Irish High Crosses And The Iconography Of The Continental Celtic Stag Deity
title_fullStr The Hunt Scenes Of The Irish High Crosses And The Iconography Of The Continental Celtic Stag Deity
title_full_unstemmed The Hunt Scenes Of The Irish High Crosses And The Iconography Of The Continental Celtic Stag Deity
title_short The Hunt Scenes Of The Irish High Crosses And The Iconography Of The Continental Celtic Stag Deity
title_sort hunt scenes of the irish high crosses and the iconography of the continental celtic stag deity
topic Ireland, High crosses, iconography, St. Patrick, deer hunt, transformation, continental Celts, Luwian inscriptions
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