Elena Paulino Montero
Biographic Data
| ID | 6289552 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elena Paulino Montero |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elena Paulino |
| FAMILY NAME | Montero |
| SIGNATURE | MONTERO E P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Complutense de Madrid |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4722-2295 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
El origen de los Sitios Reales en las Coronas Ibéricas (s. XIV-XVI)
El concepto de Sitio Real y la Península Ibérica Hoy en día, los Sitios Reales de los diversos países europeos son vistos en muchos casos como residencias de las familias reales que vivían aisladas de la sociedad, y en donde los monarcas y sus familias únicamente se dedicaban a “holgar” y “solazarse”, tal y como se decía en la época, cazando o realizando fiestas. Sin duda, esa imagen es en esencia la que evocaron historiadores y literatos durante…
Encounters, Interactions, and Connectivities from an Art Historical Perspective
Transcultural encounters, interactions, and connectivities have been among the core interests of the discipline of art history in recent years. Focusing on the premodern period, this image series addresses these issues through a number of case studies ranging from the Caucasus to the Mediterranean, the Indian Ocean world, Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America and the Pacific. By no means exhaustive, the following case studies are analyzed paying equa…
El Alcázar de Medina de Pomar y la Casa del Cordón. La creación de un palacio especializado nobiliario
In the Late Middle Ages, both royal and noble palaces were in a process of specialization of spaces and functions. This development has normally been studied taking as examples the royal palaces, but noble palaces also participated in this evolution. This article focuses on the palaces of the Castilian noble family Velasco as a case of study. Two main palaces, Medina de Pomar and la Casa del Cordon, were built at the end of the fourteenth and fif…
El mundo como una manzana en la palma de la mano
This article focuses on the orb –an insignia of power that situates the world in the hands of the sovereign–, and the connection that it had in the Middle Ages with geography and cartography, both in form and symbolism. Due to the shortage of preserved examples, iconographic sources will be relied upon, as it is within portraits of emperors, kings and also Christ as the Savior where the orb appears as a defining element of the medieval image of p…
Islamicate Elements in the Velasco Palaces
The article questions the categorisation of different palaces of the Velasco family according to stylistic attributions to Mudéjar or Gothic style, analysing the fourteenth-century Palace of Medina de Pomar and the fifteenth-century Casa del Cordón in Burgos. It shows how both combine features traceable to the Nasrid context with Northern European elements, contradicting at the same time the assumption that the Islamicate heritage was limited to …
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Islamicate Elements in the Velasco Palaces
The article questions the categorisation of different palaces of the Velasco family according to stylistic attributions to Mudéjar or Gothic style, analysing the fourteenth-century Palace of Medina de Pomar and the fifteenth-century Casa del Cordón in Burgos. It shows how both combine features traceable to the Nasrid context with Northern European elements, contradicting at the same time the assumption that the Islamicate heritage was limited to …
El Alcázar de Medina de Pomar y la Casa del Cordón. La creación de un palacio especializado nobiliario
In the Late Middle Ages, both royal and noble palaces were in a process of specialization of spaces and functions. This development has normally been studied taking as examples the royal palaces, but noble palaces also participated in this evolution. This article focuses on the palaces of the Castilian noble family Velasco as a case of study. Two main palaces, Medina de Pomar and la Casa del Cordon, were built at the end of the fourteenth and fif…
El mundo como una manzana en la palma de la mano
This article focuses on the orb –an insignia of power that situates the world in the hands of the sovereign–, and the connection that it had in the Middle Ages with geography and cartography, both in form and symbolism. Due to the shortage of preserved examples, iconographic sources will be relied upon, as it is within portraits of emperors, kings and also Christ as the Savior where the orb appears as a defining element of the medieval image of p…
Encounters, Interactions, and Connectivities from an Art Historical Perspective
Transcultural encounters, interactions, and connectivities have been among the core interests of the discipline of art history in recent years. Focusing on the premodern period, this image series addresses these issues through a number of case studies ranging from the Caucasus to the Mediterranean, the Indian Ocean world, Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America and the Pacific. By no means exhaustive, the following case studies are analyzed paying equa…
El origen de los Sitios Reales en las Coronas Ibéricas (s. XIV-XVI)
El concepto de Sitio Real y la Península Ibérica Hoy en día, los Sitios Reales de los diversos países europeos son vistos en muchos casos como residencias de las familias reales que vivían aisladas de la sociedad, y en donde los monarcas y sus familias únicamente se dedicaban a “holgar” y “solazarse”, tal y como se decía en la época, cazando o realizando fiestas. Sin duda, esa imagen es en esencia la que evocaron historiadores y literatos durante…
Medieval and Early Modern Iberia (4 works) · Ancient history (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Historical Studies of Medieval Iberia (3 works) · History (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Fifteenth (2 works) · Medieval Architecture and Archaeology (2 works) · Middle Ages (2 works) · Archaeological and Historical Studies (1 work)