%0 Journal Article
%T On the Origin and Meaning of Illustrations Accompanying the Fourth Edition of Maruli£¿¡¯s Judita
%A £¿apeta Raki£¿
%A Ivana
%J -
%D 2018
%R 10.17685/Peristil.61.1
%X Sa£¿etak The paper discusses the iconography of woodcut illustrations in the fourth (and the last illustrated) edition of Marko Maruli£¿¡¯s Judita, published by Marco Bindoni in Venice in 1586. The choice of illustrative material from a literary work thematically related to the Christian-Muslim conflict, with allusions to contemporary political issues in the context of anti-Ottoman events, raises questions regarding the interpretation and reception of Maruli£¿¡¯s Judita, as to whether the visual narrative was determined by the possible perception (reading) of the poem, or its visual narrative shaped the reception of the literary work itself
%K Marko Maruli£¿
%K Judita
%K iconography
%K prints
%K Orlando furioso
%K 16th century
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