Das Heroon von Trysa

Akten des Internationalen Symposions, Österreichisches Historisches Institut in Rom, 28. Oktober 2016

Contributions by Georg Plattner Contributions by Judith Barringer Contributions by Frank Kolb Contributions by Alice Landskron Contributions by Alessandro Poggio Contributions by Roland Smith Contributions by Hubert D. Szemethy Contributions by Karoline Zhuber-Okrog Edited by Georg Plattner Edited by Andreas Gottsmann

Extent: 252 pages

Publisher: Böhlau Verlag Wien

Subjects: Art & Art History, Classical Studies, Mediterranean Archaeology

Language: German

Hardback (Published)

(April 2022)

ISBN: 9783205214953

6.3 x 9.33 inches

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Synopsis
Contributing Authors

Grabdenkmal aus klassischer Zeit in Lykien (Türkei)

Das Heroon von Trysa ist in seiner Vollstandigkeit eines der spektakularsten erhaltenen Monumente der griechisch-romischen Antike. Kunstlerische und politische Aspekte in den Bildern beschaftigen heute ebenso wie das noch immer ungeloste Problem einer adaquaten Prasentation der Reliefs in Wien. Das Heroon von Trysa gehort zu den bedeutendsten Monumenten der griechisch-romischen Antike. Insbesondere die Vollstandigkeit des Reliefschmuckes, der das Grabdenkmal des fruhen vierten Jahrhunderts v. Chr. in der heutigen Turkei zierte, ist einzigartig und erlaubt eine Auseinandersetzung mit der Bilderwelt der Antike, mit Selbstdarstellung und Identitat in der damaligen antiken Kultur. Die Publikation beschaftigt sich mit unterschiedlichen Facetten des Heroons, die von namhaften Vertretern der Lykien-Forschung im Osterreichischen Historischen Institut in Rom diskutieren worden sind. Dabei stehen narrative Strukturen und Erzahlweisen der Relieffriese ebenso im Fokus wie die politischen Hintergrunde der damaligen Epoche und die Frage, wie sich Macht und Mythen in der Bildersprache und Architektur ablesen lassen. Aspekte der Rezeption und Diskussion der Reliefs in der Wiener Gesellschaft und nicht zuletzt die Geschichte des Monumentes in Wien und die Versuche seiner Prasentation bilden wichtige Themen in diesem Band.

Contributions by Georg Plattner
Contributions by Judith Barringer
Contributions by Frank Kolb
Contributions by Alice Landskron
Contributions by Alessandro Poggio
Contributions by Roland Smith
Contributions by Hubert D. Szemethy
Contributions by Karoline Zhuber-Okrog
Edited by Georg Plattner
Edited by Andreas Gottsmann

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