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Bartolome Esteban Murillo, a seventeenth-century painter active in Seville, has been widely known for his genre-painting of decrepit children and the religious subject of the Immaculate Conception. This study, however, will explore the imagery of St. Joseph in Murillo’s paintings and point out its political significance as propaganda. I believe that the cult of St. Joseph and its depictions in Murillo’s paintings mirror the masculinization of the Catholic Church and the paternalist absolute-monarchy in the contemporary Spain. The elevated status of St. Joseph in Murillo’s paintings reveals the ecclesiastical and monarchical ideologies of the period. In this aspect, his imagery of the Holy Family related to the religious and secular power structures.
In the seventeenth century, the cult of St. Joseph contributed to the reinforced social hierarchy that comprehends family, religion and national politics. In the wake of the Catholic Reformation, the Church emphasized the role and authority of St. Joseph as the head of family. St. Joseph was given the duty to protect the Virgin and the Christ Child. Therefore, even the Virgin and Christ had to obey him. Such a patriarchal concept of family and St. Joseph’s role therein naturally extended to the likewise formulation of absolute monarchical ideology.
This essays analyzes the way Murillo emphasized St. Joseph’s roles as husband, father, and the highest saint in the subjects such as the Betrothal of the Virgin, Flight in to Egypt, and Joseph and the Child. In these paintings, Murillo clearly differentiated the figure of St. Joseph from earlier and even contemporary depictions, which still underestimated his role in an attempt to underscore the Virgin’s purity. As a painter closely associated with the post-Reformation Church in Spain, Murillo appears to have detected the change in the concept and cult of St. Joseph and wisely registered such trend in his paintings to distinguish his works.
In the seventeenth century, the cult of St. Joseph contributed to the reinforced social hierarchy that comprehends family, religion and national politics. In the wake of the Catholic Reformation, the Church emphasized the role and authority of St. Joseph as the head of family. St. Joseph was given the duty to protect the Virgin and the Christ Child. Therefore, even the Virgin and Christ had to obey him. Such a patriarchal concept of family and St. Joseph’s role therein naturally extended to the likewise formulation of absolute monarchical ideology.
This essays analyzes the way Murillo emphasized St. Joseph’s roles as husband, father, and the highest saint in the subjects such as the Betrothal of the Virgin, Flight in to Egypt, and Joseph and the Child. In these paintings, Murillo clearly differentiated the figure of St. Joseph from earlier and even contemporary depictions, which still underestimated his role in an attempt to underscore the Virgin’s purity. As a painter closely associated with the post-Reformation Church in Spain, Murillo appears to have detected the change in the concept and cult of St. Joseph and wisely registered such trend in his paintings to distinguish his works.
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Ⅰ. 성모자의 수호자로서의 성 요셉
Ⅱ. 가장이자 교육자로서의 성 요셉
Ⅲ. 가톨릭교회 최고의 성인인 성 요셉
Ⅳ. 가톨릭 남성 헤게모니의 상징인 성 요셉
Ⅴ. 근대 군주의 상징인 성 요셉
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1. [단행본] - 에라스무스 / 2007 / 에라스무스의 아동교육론 / 한국학술정보
2. [단행본] - 존 H. 엘리엇 / 2000 / 스페인 제국사 1469-1716 / 까치
3. [단행본] - 홍기빈 / 2001 / 아리스토텔레스, 경제를 말하다 / 책세상
4. [학술지(정기간행물)] - Black, Charlene Villaseñor / 2001 / Love and Marriage in the Spanish Empire: Depictions of Holy Matrimony and Gender Discourses in the Seventeenth Century / Sixteenth Century Journal 32 (3)
5. [단행본] - / 2006 / Creating Cult of St. Joseph: art and gender in the Spanish empire / Princeton University Press
2. [단행본] - 존 H. 엘리엇 / 2000 / 스페인 제국사 1469-1716 / 까치
3. [단행본] - 홍기빈 / 2001 / 아리스토텔레스, 경제를 말하다 / 책세상
4. [학술지(정기간행물)] - Black, Charlene Villaseñor / 2001 / Love and Marriage in the Spanish Empire: Depictions of Holy Matrimony and Gender Discourses in the Seventeenth Century / Sixteenth Century Journal 32 (3)
5. [단행본] - / 2006 / Creating Cult of St. Joseph: art and gender in the Spanish empire / Princeton University Press
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