Definition of Enfeus. Meaning of Enfeus. Synonyms of Enfeus

- monumental tomb in the cathedral of León is one of the earliest examples of the enfeu style of sepulchral recess imported from France. Pablo Ordás Díaz, "Cloister-phobia:...
- cross. Beneath this window are two enfeus. That on the left bears the coat of arms of the Kersauzon family and the enfeu on the right bears the coat of arms...
- Enfeu of Bishop Ferry de Beauvoir in the choir of Amiens Cathedral....
- introducing many new terms (usually in French) into the discourse including the "enfeu", "Arts Bereft" and "activation of the effigy". He described double-decker...
- Cette belle chapelle de Versailles, si mal proportionnée, qui semble un enfeu par le haut et vouloir écraser le château (Saint-Simon p. 244) This bas...
- of pillar In the aisles to the left and right of the nave there are many enfeus or walled-up tombs of knights and clerics all sadly mutilated during the...
- between two angels. It is in the Saint-Sacrement chapel that one sees the enfeus of Monseigneur Le Mée and Monseigneur Fretat de Boissieux. Only in 1956...
- embedded in the wall (14th century) A Bronze Bell (1604) The embedded tombs (enfeus in French) were reinstalled in the new church after the destruction of the...
- the Apocalypse in the bay by the south porch. The church holds several "Enfeus", these being fireplace-like structures which indicate the presence of tombs...
- tomb of Margaret of Bourbon consists of a single effigy placed within an enfeu and lying upon a piece of black marble, with pleurants beneath, a traditional...