Temi ‘tragici’ nei vasi attici: alcune riflessioni sull’egistofonia

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.6018/imafronte.704811
Schlagworte: Aegisthos-slaying, Attic vase-painting, Myth and iconography, Athenian political culture, Figurative strategies

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El presente estudio reconsidera la representación de la Egistofonía en la cerámica ática entre el final del periodo arcaico y los inicios de la época clásica, mostrando que la elaboración del mito no sigue modelos narrativos rígidamente derivados de la tradición literaria. A través de una lectura integrada de forma, función y estrategias compositivas, el análisis pone de manifiesto cómo los talleres áticos reelaboran el mito interviniendo en la construcción de las escenas, la selección de los personajes y los esquemas gestuales. De este modo, traducen las tensiones políticas contemporáneas y las necesidades del mercado en elecciones iconográficas coherentes. El resultado es un panorama que destaca la autonomía expresiva de la pintura vascular y su capacidad para construir y transformar significados.

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Latini, A. (2026). Temi ‘tragici’ nei vasi attici: alcune riflessioni sull’egistofonia. Imafronte, (33), 8–20. https://doi.org/10.6018/imafronte.704811
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