Victoriano Nodar Fernandez

Victoriano Nodar Fernandez serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of History, Art and Geography at the Faculty of History, University of Vigo, based at the Ourense campus. His academic work centers on medieval artistic traditions and historical methodologies within the Iberian Peninsula context.

He earned his doctorate from the University of Santiago de Compostela in 2019 with the thesis The Bestiary carved in the capitals of the Romanesque cathedral of Santiago, a contribution to the constructive phases and the iconographic program of the monument, supervised by Dr. Fátima Díez Platas and Dr. Manuel Antonio Castiñeiras González. His educational background demonstrates deep specialization in Romanesque iconographic analysis.

Research focuses include:

• Medieval bestiary symbolism
• Romanesque cathedral architecture
• Iconographic program reconstruction
• Historiographic techniques
• Monumental sculpture studies
• Galician medieval art

He actively contributes to the H2M research group (Medieval History, Modern History and Historiographic Sciences and Techniques), which drives interdisciplinary historical scholarship at the university.

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