- A
parclose screen is a
screen or
railing used to
enclose or separate-off a
chantry chapel, tomb or
manorial chapel, from
public areas of a church, for...
- falling, and
similar structures ****ociated with balconies,
bridges etc.
Parclose screen A
screen or
railing used to
enclose a
chantry chapel, tomb or manorial...
-
medieval period many
monastic churches erected an
additional transverse parclose screen, or
fence screen, to the west of the nave altar; an
example of which...
- (lecterns) for
liturgical books Statuette of a wet
nurse forming part of a
parclose screen in the
Basilica of
Saint Maternus, Walcourt,
Belgium Choir bench...
-
smoke released in
order to mask the
movement or
location of
military units Parclose screen, a
partition in a church,
separate from the Rood
screen GNU Screen...
- from the high
altar not by a
solid wall of
masonry but by a
transparent parclose screen, a
hagioscope was not
required as a good view of the high altar...
- Northern, most
foremost choir stalls, view onto the
Parclose with the
carved pig...
-
century which is much worn.
Parclose screens front both the
Branch and
Spring chapels. The
wonderfully carved Spourne parclose screen protects the tomb of...
- Katherine, and his tomb was
fenced in by the
surviving elaborate wooden parclose screen which in his will he
ordered his
executors to erect. His widow,...
-
supported by two four-winged angels, atop an
intricately carved wooden parclose screen in the "Moorehayes Chapel" (alias "Moore's Chantry", "Moore's Aisle")...
