A Móra Ferenc Múzeum Évkönyve 2015., Új folyam 2. (Szeged, 2015)

MŰVÉSZETTÖRTÉNET - Nátyi Róbert: A Napbaöltözött Asszony, mint Patrona Hungáriáé a magyar szent királyokkal az esztergomi misekönyvben

Robert Nátyi

The Woman Clothed in the Sun as the Patrona Hungáriáé

The Woman Clothed in the Sun as the Patrona Hungáriáé with Hungarian Holy Kings of Es Kings of Esztergom Missal

Robert

The study examines representations of Patrona Hungáriáé, which was an increasingly used popular iconography type from the 1500’s onwards. During the later centuries the Our Lady of Hungary iconographie type was almost executively identified by Women Clothed in the Sun. This study examines its interconnection with the group of the Hungarian holy kings. In the Hungarian art Patrona Hungáriáé with the Hungarian holy kings was one of the most widely used types of representation from the late Middle Ages.

Natyi

At the beginning of the XVI century, the period immediately preceding the Mohács disaster, the unified edited composition occurs at the front pages of printed missals or as an opening picture in each volume. The study examines the developing roots of this widespread type of image, during the following centuries enjoying tremendous popularity in the various branches of fine arts (painting, graphics, altar and public sculpture, etc.).

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