This study demonstrates stages in developments of Renaissance art that illustrate transitions from anthropocentric to theriocentric {{::mainImage.info.license.name || 'Unknown'}},{{current.info.license.usageTerms || current.info.license.name || current.info.license.detected || 'Unknown'}},Uploaded by: {{current.info.uploadUser}} on {{current.info.uploadDate | date:'mediumDate'}}. What are the filthy apes doing there? Simia by John Joss (2001) ars simia naturae. Related by etymology to the words simulacrum (image) and similitudo (likeness, or portrait), and aligned with the artist through the popular adage ars simia naturae (art as the ape of nature), simiae (monkeys) came to act as symbols for art and avatars of the artist in the margins of medieval European manuscripts and cathedral sculpture. Ars simia naturae — крылатое латинское выражение, в переводе: «искусство — обезьяна природы». Past research on animals in Renaissance art has indicated their functions as signifiers of human characteristics.

But, where we encrypted something, and wrote it down in pictures, there we have hidden the truth." ".- Susan Hardy Aikan, Isak Dinesen and the Engendering of Narrative (University of Chicago Press, 1990), 140-141.“[I]n the cloisters, before the eyes of the brothers while they read - what is that ridiculous monstrosity doing, an amazing kind of deformed beauty and yet a beautiful deformity?

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The fierce lions? Ars simia naturae — крылатое латинское выражение, в переводе: «искусство — обезьяна природы». Dieser Satz aus dem "Rosarium philosophorum" (1550), einem der populärsten und verbreitetsten alchemistischen Bildwerke, gilt nicht nur für mittelalterliche … But, where we encrypted something, and wrote it down in pictures, there we have hidden the truth.

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As Henry Louis Gates has shown, one of the most widespread mythic figures in African folk narratives was 'the signifying monkey,' a trickster who (in Afro-American interpretations of an African figure) operates outside the bounds, 'ever parodying, ever troping, ever embodying the ambiguities of language.' Over there an animal has a horse for the front half and a goat for the back; here a creature which is horned in front is equine behind. PART I.

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