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      Left arch of the Portico of Glory. Iconography

      Maestro Mateo (1161 – 1217)

      Maestro Mateo (c. 1161-1217), escultor español de la Catedral de Santiago de Compostela, reconocido por sus relieves del Pórtico de la Gloria y figuras religiosas.

      La Fundación de la Catedral de Santiago (Santiago de Compostela, España)

      Descubre el legado del Camino de Santiago en el Museo Catedral de Santiago de Compostela: arte románico, esculturas impresionantes y la magia del Pórtico de la Gloria. ¡Una experiencia única!

      This last scene, commonly from Byzantine art, does not come from the Bible but from one of the apocryphal gospels, the Nicodemus. It is told that when Christ is deposited in the grave, he goes down to limbo to liberate the righteous, who had not been able to adhere to the Christian faith, characters who were before him, were from the Old Testament. That is why he is represented alongside Adam and Eve and others who have been identified as Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Moses and David. As for Christ, he represents himself beardless because what descends into limbo is his soul and the soul in the Middle Ages was represented as a child.

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