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Scapin, Mathieu. "Les chefs d’œuvre de l’Art antique dans la bande dessinée du XXIᵉ s: Usages et background." thersites 13 2021. Accessed 6Aug. 2026. <https://thersites-journ ... hp/thr/article/view/128>. Added by: joachim (06/08/2026, 23:09) Last edited by: joachim (07/08/2026, 09:56) |
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| Resource type: Web Article Language: fr: français Peer reviewed Published DOI: 10.34679/thersites.vol13.128 BibTeX citation key: Scapin2021 Email resource to friend View all bibliographic details  |
Categories: General Keywords: Art, Classical antiquity, Intertextuality Creators: Scapin Collection: thersites |
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Whether you open a manga, a French-language comic strip or a North-American comic strip with Classic subject, it seems normal to the reader to encounter many representations of sculptures, paintings or object of daily life from this period throughout the story. These images are taken from catalogues notably available online. The artists also seem to have drawn their inspiration from museum publications or directly from the collections exhibited by these cultural institutions. This article will review the masterpieces used in comic strips and the reasons why they are chosen. Depending on the formats and cultures that stage them, these works do not constitute decorative elements of an ancient past but contribute to the narrative.
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