A SEMIOTIC APPROACH ABOUT THE PAINTING OF MANOEL DA COSTA ATAÍDE
Keywords:
Semiótica, Texto não-verbal, Leitura, Significação.Abstract
In this work, we intend to show the efficacity of the
semiotical theory applied to the reading of non-verbal texts (painting,
sculpture, drawing). Our discussion is based on the French semiotics
theory builded by Julien Algirdas Greimas (1917-1992). According to
the semiotics, there are verbal texts and non-verbal texts, and any
kind of text is composed by two plans: the “content plan” and the
“expression plan”. In the content plan, we have structures of meaning
organized in a “generative course of meaning”, while in the
expression plan includes, in the painting, the color, the space, the
light and the form. The generative course of meaning is a model of
building sense that can be use to understanding a non-verbal text,
like the painting, for example. About this points, we work with acanvas by Manoel da Costa Ataíde (1762-1830), a brazilian artist,
from the state of Minas Gerais, that painted episodes of Christ`s life.
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