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ERKEN HRİSTİYAN VE BİZANS SANATINDA HÂLE

Nimbus in Early Christian and Byzantine Art

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  • EKEV Akademi Dergisi

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  • 2012

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Abstract (2. Language): 
In this study, the nimbus which is a term of art history, determinative and significative contour or era around the head of figures in descriptions is explained from its beginning of appearing in early Christian and Byzantine Art according to existing art works. In this article our opinions are expounded about how and when nimbus was changed and developed, while it was only made for Christ with a simple circle form and when nimbus was preferred for the other religious characters like saints, prophets, martyrs and donors so the art historians can use nimbus for determining descriptions and also it can be helpful for dating some of art works.
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Abstract (Original Language): 
Bu çalışmada erken Hıristiyan ve Bizans sanatındaki tasvirlerdeki figürlerin başı çevresine yapılan tanımlayıcı ve vurgulayıcı nitelikteki halenin ortaya çıkışından başlayarak kullanımı ve gelişimi mevcut sanat eserleri ile açıklanmaktadır. Başlangıçta sadece Hz. İsa için yapılan daire biçimindeki hale formunun zamanla nasıl başkalaştığı, dini ve siyasi karakterler için nasıl tercih edildiği örneklerle ele alınmaktadır. Halenin azizler, peygamberler, martirler ve bağış yapanlar için ne zaman ve hangi biçimlerde kullanılmaya başlandığı irdelenmiş ve buradan hareketle halenin sanat eserlerini tarihlendirmede katkı sağlayabileceği ortaya konulmuştur.
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