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Journal articles on the topic "Civilisation – Méditerranée (région) – Dans l'art"
Kaptan, Merve. "L’art video et la memoire collective en turquie." Imaginations: Journal of Cross-Cultural Image Studies 15, no. 2 (February 5, 2025): 95–118. https://doi.org/10.17742/image29689.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Civilisation – Méditerranée (région) – Dans l'art"
Couturas, Myriam. "Miquel Barceló et la Méditerranée." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Sorbonne université, 2025. http://www.theses.fr/2025SORUL010.
Full textThe topic of thesis aims at studying the relationships between Miquel Barceló's work in its entirety - over a period mainly spanning from the 1990s to nowadays - and the Mediterranean, a plural concept that gathers a wide range of fields of study, from a perspective principally based on civilization and aesthetic. The purpose is to demonstrate to what extent the Mediterranean and its imaginary world are the prism capable of condensing and revealing the meaning of Miquel Barceló's whole work, and how, in return, this plural exploration enables him to question this space and, more generally, our world. The history of the Mediterranean and the imagination linked to it is as old as its recent and complex conceptualization. Indeed, it is as much rooted in the history of representations as it is cyclically destined to be called into question. It is the fruit of the work of various fields of study including history, geography, literature and the arts. Miquel Barceló's works are part of an approach that not only intends to emphasize the plurality of the Mediterranean, but also its longevity as a fecund imaginary source guaranteeing universal thought. His artistic work resonates with different components - historical, geographical and cultural - through multiple perspectives - aesthetic, anthropological, philosophical and spiritual. These allow him to show how it is both a timeless line that is able to question and nourish our world and a space to step into in order to stand up for open-mindedness
Cremades, Jean. "Rome et la mer : rôle et importance de la mer Méditerranée dans le développement du monde romain : du milieu du IVè siècle av. JC à la deuxième guerre de Macédoine incluse." Thesis, Nantes, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018NANT2029/document.
Full textRome was not only a continental power. Early in her history, she understood how important it was to rule the sea. The maritime dimension will become more and more important in different areas of Roman society, be they religious, political, military or economic. This study starts circa mid fourth century B.C, when the port of Ostia was founded and ends at the beginning of the second century, while Rome emerged victorious from the second Macedonian war. It is during this period that the Vrbs will acquire its dimension of regional and international power. If it succeeds in achieving its main objective, namely to preserve its territories by putting as much space as possible between itself and the hostile world that surrounds it, it is, among other things, thanks to the mastery of the maritime element for which its originsand location predestined it. It is again this mastery that will allow Rome to defeat Carthage in the two great wars that will bloody the third century and help to remove for a time the Illyrian and Macedonian threats
Endoltseva, Ekaterina. "L'iconographie des apôtres dans le monde méditerranéen, du IIIe au VIe siècle." Paris 10, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA100096.
Full textOur research deals with the period between the first appearances of the images of the apostles (middle of the III century) and the rule of the emperor Justinian I. The analysis of the works of art where the apostles are represented permits to show the general tendencies of the development of their iconography. In the analytic part of our research we will study three points: the formation of the portraits of the apostles, the representation of their deeds and the function of their images. So the first part describes the process of the genesis of the iconography of the apostles John and James, the son of the Zebedai, because the features of their faces are fixed by the end of this period. In the second part the images of the apostles in the Christological cycle are analyzed. The circumstances of the apparition of the scene of the Incredibility of Thomas are studied especially. The phases of the development of the cyclic representations are examined together with the evolution of the theological thought. The third part deals with the role of the images depending on their location. The character of the relations between the funeral art and the monumental one are studied
Apostolou, Irini. "Les Voyageurs français en Orient méditerranéen : leur iconographie au XVIIIe siècle." Paris 4, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA040167.
Full textOur thesis discusses the Mediterranean Orient as it was seen, described and above all represented by French Travellers in the XVIIIth century. We study the iconography of the landscapes, natural history and ancient monuments (southern Italy, Greece, Asia Minor, Syria and Egypt), as well as of the religious, monumental and domestic architecture. We also examine representations of the Sultan, Ottoman dignitaries and the populations of the Mediterranean Orient. The artist-travellers illustrated military processions, Ottoman cruelty, life in the harem, festivals and religious feasts. With the "Picturesque travel", and rise in popularity of "archaeological" publications, images overtook in importance textual descriptions to a certain extent and gave the public the impression of travelling through the artist's eyes. Moreover the Travellers works sustained antiquary publications and nourished the Orientalism of the XVIIIth century
Lécuyer, Clotilde. "Recherche sur les ateliers de coroplathes aux époques hellénistique et romaine : production et diffusion des images de l'enfance en Méditerranée orientale." Poitiers, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004POIT5029.
Full textThis study concerns all the representations of chidren produced in the Hellenistic era and at the beginning of the Roman era, up to around the second century A. D. , in all the Mediterranean contries. The terracotta figurines show children alone or with animals, or groupes of children, or children with a nurse, a pedagogue or a grammatist. This reseauch will concentrate on three main aspects : the iconographic aspect suggesting a typological classification of the various representations of chidren ; the technical aspect will allow us to place the objects in a production series. After a short reminder of the manufacturing techniques of the terracottas, their evolutions and possible spreading wil be studied ; the thematic aspect in which the figurine will be put back in its artistic, cultural and social context, and which will be enable us to find out both its use and symbolic value
Schlosser, Patrice. "La Propontide et les détroits dans l'Antiquité : histoire d'un espace maritime." Metz, 2006. http://docnum.univ-lorraine.fr/prive/UPVM_T_2006_Schlosser_Patrice_LMZ0614.pdf.
Full textPropontis, which is the ancient name of today’s Sea of Marmara, has a particular position in the Oriental Mediterranean Sea. This oblong “narrow sea” is framed by straits, the Hellespontus (today’s Dardanelles) and the Bosphorus. On a small scale, the set is remarkable because of its geographical situation, as an interface between the Aegean Sea and the Pontus Euxinus; and between Europe and Asia, as well. This remarkableness explains the importance of maritime relations which structure and shape the region. We discover, then, a special entity crossed by communication axes and marked by a string of harbours and irrigated by activities and professions linked with the sea. On the whole, a space that unites rather than divides: a dynamic and homogenous life basin, but a water territory torn by recurring geopolitical tensions, as well. These occur through numerous sea battles which often have these very straits as theatre of operations. The periods of quietness are few throughout the Classical and Hellenistic periods. Even during the High Empire and this until the foundation of Constantinople, moments of instability do not completely disappear. These cycles of intensive military and diplomatic activity emphasize the highly strategic character of the region, but its outstanding maritime tradition as well. Thus gets asserted, even more, the geographical identity of an intermediate space, the destiny of which is intimately linked with the sea
Michel-Dansac, Fanny. "L'iconographie du palmier dans la Méditerranée antique : diffusion et sens du motif." Thesis, Aix-Marseille 1, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011AIX10107.
Full textThe pattern of the palm-tree, which appears as soon as the end of the IVth millennium BC in both Egypt and Mesopotamia, experiences a vast diffusion across the Ancient Mediterranean world during the IInd and Ist millennium BC. Its style situates it in the artistic, cultural, and religious tradition of a large number of regions: the Levant, Cyprus island, Ancient Greece, and the Western Mediterranean. This thesis, built on wide geographical and chronological fields of study, investigates the geographical distribution of the pattern arising from contacts and exchanges between various civilizations and highlights how a specific iconography, proper to each civilization, has been elaborated. Some symbolic developments, such as the religious aspect of the palm-tree and the connection or assimilation of the tree to humans, in particular to women, appear recurrent and allow one to address the question of the continuity of the pattern in various picture samples and the way the view of the tree manifests itself in each of these civilizations
El, Ghandour Rajae. "La représentation des Travaux d’Hercule sur la mosaïque pendant la période gréco-romaine (IIe-IVe siècle ap. J.C.) en Méditerranée occidentale : étude comparative en archéologie et en iconographie." Thesis, Paris 10, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PA100158.
Full textThis thesis is a survey of the ancient mosaics of the western Mediterranean representing the Hercules Labours between the 2nd and 4th century AD. It proposes an archeological and historiographical development and a panorama of the iconography of this myth in the West, which without a doubt, can not be separated from the East. Six mosaics are studied from different sites around the Mediterranean. It is a question of describing then analyzing each mosaic, to highlight the analogies, the differences and the relations between them. The study also consists in comparing the different representations of Hercules on the mosaic with other artistic genres such as sculptures, numismatics and ceramics of the same period. These comparisons allow us to have a more global vision on the representation of this character by disregarding the support and drawing conclusions.Through this analysis, we find that Heracles does not belong to an ethnic group or a people. But it has an international vocation, which explains in particular the place it occupies in the western Mediterranean. Between Spain, Morocco, Italy, France and Tunisia, a unity in the representations of the hero is clearly visible. At the same time, there are important differences related to the nature of the hero but also to the context and the time. Beyond geographical and temporal limits, Heracles seems to symbolize the foundation ; he represents the archetian hero and embodies political, military and religious power