文献出处:Saviţkaia I. THE ART OF ENGRAVING IN MEDIEVAL MOLDAVIA AND ARTISTIC EDUCATION[J]. Review of Artistic Education, 2011 (1-2: 37-45.
THE ART OF ENGRAVING IN MEDIEVAL MOLDAVIA AND ARTISTIC EDUCATION
Savitkaia, Iarîna
Abstract
The moldavian engraving art had a special influence over the developing of printing and other domains of plastique arts. Known through the illustrations at Varlaam's "Cazania" (1643, the wood engraving gets new dimentions in creation of M Strilbitchi (sec.XVIII and reaches the acme of its development in the XIX century due to the masters from Neamt MonasterySimion, Ghervasie, Teodosie, Iosif and Damian. Their illustrations made in xylographie (woodcut technique influenced printing area and stimulated the occurrence of a new domain in medieval arts like iconengraving, which influenced the style and decoration of painted icons. Keywords: art of engraving, medieval art, artistic education
One of the areas, studied and least known of national art history, covers the development of engraving in medieval Moldavia. Although during the XXth century many publications devoted to the old book illustrating occurred most researchers focused on the text and less - on the engravings, which only decorated the texts. Lack of information, regarding developments in this specific gender of art, causes gaps in the contemporary didactic process when the art of engraving is seen as a phenomenon barely occurred without no lasting indigenous roots.
If the clip art has received particular interest, known due to the scientists' work N.Iorga (1, G. Popescu - Vâlcea (2, G. Çtrempel (3 , M. Topmescu (4 etc, then contributions to knowledge of engraving, which has stimulated the emergence of printing, gets more refractory attention than priority. The same issues are reflected in the research monograph D. Simionescu §i Gh. Bulutä "Pagini din istoria cärtii româneçti" ( Bucure§ti,1981 and many others(5.
In particular this is a crucial work done by I. Bianu, N. Hodos, D. Simionescu (6, which includes also most representative images in addition to text books describing the miniature book or printed book. Thus, in part,
cited sources are related to the priorities of history of literature, writing and printing developments, to the paleography, engraving that once graced the book and artistic value, what is being the last, somewhat at a lower plane.
The book by Gh Racoveanu "Wood engravings at the Neamt Monastery", the work of the XIXth century may be regarded as a rare discovery from the engravers of Neamt Monastery. The importance and rarity of this paper are mentioned in the title sheet, stating that the monograph