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espanolLas extraordinarias cornucopias que la reina Mariana de Austria dono a la catedral de Santiago en 1683 son unas de las piezas de plateria mas interesantes que se conservan en Espana. La historiografia se ha centrado en discutir que pasajes iconograficos representan, pero teniendo en cuenta que las piezas, claramente, no fueron encargadas especificamente para Santiago, consideramos que es mas importante explorar las razones de la ofrenda. El analisis del inventario de la reina demuestra que Mariana nunca tuvo piezas de plateria tan extraordinarias como estas, y el hecho de deshacerse de ellas debe indicar una razon poderosa. Tambien es importante el hecho de que la propia Mariana quisiese ofrecer el presente en solitario, como reina madre, sin su hijo Carlos II. Este regalo se encuadra dentro de una anclada tradicion que echa a andar en los primeros anos de vida de la primigenia fabrica jacobea, la de los regalos con los que la monarquia espanola fue agasajando a la Catedral, reforzando la constante filiacion entre los reyes y la proteccion del patron de Espana. Sin embargo, creemos que estos presentes esconden una intencion que va mas alla de la simple ofrenda monarquica al apostol, y fueron entregados como decision personal de la reina para agradecer la intervencion divina de Santiago Matamoros a favor de las tropas austriacas contra el Imperio Otomano. EnglishThe extraordinary cornucopias that the queen mother Mariana of Habsburg donated to the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in 1683 are one of the most interesting pieces of silversmithing preserved in Spain. The historiography has been focusing on discuss which iconography they represent, but, taking into account that the pieces were clearly not commissioned for Santiago specifically, we think that it is more important explore the reasons of the offering. An analysis of the queen inventory shows that Mariana had nothing so extraordinary such as these pieces, and getting rid of them had to indicate a powerful reason. Also, it is important the fact that the queen wanted to offer the present alone, as herself, without his son the king Carlos II. The gifts are framed in an anchored offering tradition stablished by Spanish monarchy, strengthening the filiation between the kings and the protection of the Spanish patron saint. However, we think that these gifts hide an intention that goes beyond a simple offering to the Apostle Saint Jacques, and they were delivered as a personal decision of the queen to thank the divine intervention of “Santiago Matamoros” in favour of the Austrian troops against the Ottoman Empire

Las cornucopias de Mariana de Habsburgo en la catedral de Santiago como una ofrenda al «matamoros» en conmemoración de la batalla de Kahlenberg (1683)