Grafitos de presos, de los siglos XVIII-XIX, en la Torre del Homenaje de la Alhambra
- Autores: José Ignacio Barrera Maturana
- Localización: De arte: revista de historia del arte, ISSN 1696-0319, Nº. 15, 2016, págs. 179-194
- Idioma: español
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- At the Homage tower of the Alhambra palace. The prisoners’ graffiti between XVIII-XIX centuries
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In the Homage tower the Alhambra palace. The prisioners graffitis between XVIII-XIX centuries. RESUMENAlgunos autores han visto por la forma en que se dispone el recinto de La Alhambra en la colina de la Sabika, a un barco varado cuya proa es la Alcazaba. Es en esta proa y concretamente en el interior de la Torre del Homenaje, donde localizamos un numeroso grupo de grafitos, mayoritariamente barcos, que son objeto de nuestro estudio. Creemos que fueron realizados por presos, quizás algunos de ellos ingleses, alojados en este espacio durante los siglos XVIII-XIX.PALABRAS CLAVE: Prisión, Torre del Homenaje, grafitos, barcos, pingue, presos ingleses, Isla de Menorca.ABSTRACTSome authors have seen by the way the grounds of the Alhambra is available in Sabika Hill, a stranded boat whose bow is the Alcazaba. It is in this bow and specifically in side of Homage Tower, where we located a large group of graffiti, mostly ships, which are the subject of our study. We believe they were made by prisoners, perhaps some of them British, housed in this space during the XVIII-XIX” centuries.KEY WORDS: Prison, Homage Tower, graffiti, ships, pingue, British prisoners, Island of Minorca.
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Some authors have seen, by the way the grounds of the Alhambra is available in Sabika Hill, a stranded boat whose bow is the Alcazaba. It is in this bow, and specifically inside the Homage Tower, where we located a large group of graffiti, mostly ships, which are the subject of our study. We believe they were made by prisoners, perhaps some of them British, housed in this space during the XVIII-XIX” centuries
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