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Describing post-antique architecture,
especially Renaissance architecture,
aedicular forms may be
described using the word tabernacle, as in
tabernacle window...
- lanacion.com.py. Whitman,
Nathan T. (1970), "Roman
Tradition and the
Aedicular Façade", The
Journal of the
Society of
Architectural Historians, 29 (2):...
- Cybele's lions.
Epona is
mentioned in The
Golden **** by A****ius,
where an
aedicular niche with her
image on a
pillar in a
stable has been
garlanded with freshly...
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volutes transfer the
lateral thrust. The main façade to the
street has an
aedicular pedimented frame at the
center of
which a
semicircular porch with two...
- building. The St Peter's
facade also has many
small pedimented windows and
aedicular niches,
using a
mixture of segmental, broken, and open pediments. Variations...
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Matthew Digby Wyatt,
including a
replica of
Guido Reni's
Aurora ceiling and
aedicular door surrounds.
Among the
alterations carried out
after the conversion...
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largest in existence, and
always called a baldachin. Many
other elaborate aedicular Baroque altar surrounds that
project from, but
remain attached to, the...
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south hall form a
transverse corridor that is
divided into
three parts by
aedicular doorways. Near the
southern end of the
house was
another entrance from...
- Mino's skills:
portraits and bas-reliefs are
worked into
complex tectonic aedicular structures with
elaborate highly individualistic decorative moldings....
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Retrieved 2015-03-18. Whitman,
Nathan T. (1970). "Roman
Tradition and the
Aedicular Façade" (PDF).
Journal of the
Society of
Architectural Historians. 29...
