retables造句

• These painted outer panels only survive for the larger of the two retables.
• During the Spanish Civil War the organ and all the retables were destroyed.
• Near the retables are doors to the lateral corridors.
• On either side of the presbytery are two retables place in 45 degree angles.
• It was at this time that the choir, pulpit and lateral retables were removed.
• The colateral retables were designed and sculpted by Father Guilherme, priest for Mosteiro and Fazenda das Lajes.
• By 1774, work was preceding slowly, and the retables were only being completed at the time.
• These artists made significant advances in natural representation and tapestries, illuminated manuscripts, stained glass and carved retables.
• The radiating chapels constitute a museum of paintings, retables, reliquaries and sculptures, accumulated throughout the centuries.
• The church contains many fine examples of polychrome sculpture from the sixteenth century onwards, including several large retables.
• The retables were transported to Dijon from Dendermonde in August 1391, but were returned to Flanders a year later.
• The interior of the church contains many valuable religious art, of which its gilded retables are its most prized.
• It integrates two symmetrical altars, embedded in arches full of stonework and with retables in gilded carving and painted boards.
• On angles to the nave, flanking the triumphal archway of the presbytery are retables, positioned on 45 degree angles.
• Both series of chapels had rounded niches, with Tuscan pilasters, with the last two covered in gold-leaf retables.
• In 1964 she identified several contemporary retables that included sculptural frameworks similar to that she envisioned had originally existed for the Ghent piece.
• It would be another few decades before these retables were guided by the Micaelense artisan Ant髇io Jacinto Carreiro ( in the 1960s ).
• This technique was applied to altars, altarpieces, statues, retables and baldachins giving an overwhelming impression of opulence on entering a church.
• Its retables are notable, especially the one in the chancel, in Rococo style, made up of six composite order capital columns.
• The church was reconstructed sometime in the 18th century, with the execution of the retables and paintings occurring in the mid-century.