Definition of Aedicules. Meaning of Aedicules. Synonyms of Aedicules

- lithograph of the Aedicule built after the 1808 fire, after David Roberts The Aedicule containing the traditional burial of Jesus The Aedicule with the Coptic...
- temple building or dwelling place. The Latin word has been anglicised as "aedicule" and as "edicule". Describing post-antique architecture, especially Renaissance...
- estasi) is a sculptural altarpiece group in white marble set in an elevated aedicule in the Cornaro Chapel of the church of Santa Maria della Vittoria in Rome...
- decorated with crockets (hooked decorations) and sculpted figures set in aedicules (niches) recessed into the buttresses. The architecture of the Renaissance...
- and Martyr Catholic Church" at the Nova Crnja muni****lity. The Votive Aedicules in honour of Saint Agata in Catania Portals: Saints Biography Catholicism...
- articulation to which some innovative 12th-century elements, such as aedicules, and miniature decorative towers on pilasters, were added. The mantapa...
- with miniature but beautiful musicians, then gandharas framed between aedicules, topped with wood/jewel-like detail kaksasana carvings. The jalas in this...
- arcades. A variety of treatments are applied to the window openings and aedicules, variously being round arched, broken pediments, or flat arched. Above...
- upper level) showing niches and aedicules South facade of Baptistery with monumental windows similar to Pantheon aedicules The references the Baptistery...
- (entrance porch) in Chennakeshava temple at Hullekere Kirtimukha over aedicules in Chennakeshava temple at Hullekere Mukhamantapa with elephant baluster...