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A Fraude: Personificação da Injustiça no Renascimento

Authors: Amado, Maria Teresa;

A Fraude: Personificação da Injustiça no Renascimento

Abstract

RESUMO: Este artigo propõe-se interpretar a figura do Mau juiz do Fresco “O Bom e o Mau juiz”, que ornamenta a sala de Audiência do Antigo Paço do Concelho de Monsaraz, contextualizando-o na ciência jurídica e na arte judicial renascentista. Escolheu-se esta enigmática personagem de duplo rosto, por ela ser o elemento figurativo de maior densidade e complexidade simbólica daquela pintura mural. A simbologia-moral do Mau juiz - composta por vários atributos e personificações - é construída pela incorporação quase imperceptível de três fortíssimos modelos: partindo da ideia/imagem da Injustiça de Giotto, o autor modela-lhe a figuração narrativa do Juiz corrupto de Holbein, posteriormente reforçada com os múltiplos vícios, atributos da Fraude, de Dante-Ripa. O juiz injusto é integrado assim na personificação da fraude, que incorpora a grande roda dos vícios. Finalmente analisam-se os significados morais, de direito e de justiça que são reforçados com esta representação do Mau juiz.

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Portugal
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virtudes cristãs, direito renascentista, iconografia política, arte judicial

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