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[Circumcision in religious art].

Authors: Daniel, Santos Arrontes; Mónica, Santos Arrontes; Maria Paz, Valer López-Fando;

[Circumcision in religious art].

Abstract

The objective of this study is to perform a historical journey through the topic of circumcision from the Italian Renaissance to the Spanish Baroque.We evaluated the paintings about circumcision between both periods, including their most representative works.Circumcision is a frequent topic in the religious painting in both periods.

Keywords

History, 17th Century, Male, Circumcision, Male, History, 16th Century, Religion and Medicine, Medicine in the Arts, Humans, Paintings, History, 18th Century, History, 15th Century

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