tabernacle frame造句

• A wooden tabernacle framed by four angels was also the work of Chev . Cremona.
• These were executed, again a departure for Presbyterianism, in early Renaissance tabernacle frames almost all from the same firm, Ballantyne & Gardiner.
• The central axis includes three panels : the central panel, includes the tabernacle framed by pilasters and flanked by two niches, and the lateral oblique panels, which also have a niche.
• Many of the paintings were presented in dramatic tabernacle frames that replicated those found on 19th Century Pre-Raphaelite works, whose wet-white painting methods he researched and used in the production of some of the canvases.
• His bill listed all of the fixtures for the mahogany staircase, along with moldings, pediments, column capitals, tabernacle frames, and two keystones with carved " faces " & ndash; for which he charged ?95.13.11.
• Italian Old Masters, real or feigned, saints in tabernacle frames, a polychrome Neo-Classical urn on the glazed bookcases and a marble bust of a rather subdued Medusa by the contemporary expatriate Harriet Hosmer _ all put the painter on his mettle.
• The constraints posed by a narrow space and the impossibility of opening windows at the centre of the " piano nobile " ( because of an existing fireplace and its flue ) induced Palladio to emphasise the fa鏰de s central axis, by realising a structure with a ground floor arch flanked by engaged columns, and on the upper storey a tabernacle frame for a fresco by Giovanni Antonio Fasolo.
• The sole surviving identifiable work by Pagno di Lapo is the inscribed tabernacle frame, which Jansen found " shows him to have been a skillful carver of ornament, but the plastic " d閏or " of the structure contains so little of true sculpture that it yields small evidence of his artistic ability . " Jansen considered the possibility that the altar table from the tabernacle, now in the Museo Bardini, Florence, was also Pagno's.