- A
reredos (/ˈrɪərˌdɒs, ˈrɪərɪ-, ˈrɛrɪ-/ REER-dos, REER-ih-, RERR-ih-) is a
large altarpiece, a screen, or
decoration placed behind the
altar in a church...
- The
Despenser Reredos or
Despenser Retable is a
medieval altarpiece now in St Luke's Chapel,
Norwich Cathedral. It is the cathedral's most
important work...
- 1812
Robert Beall (sculptor) (1836–1892)
sculptor of fonts,
pulpits and
reredoses Samuel Beall (1807–1868),
American politician,
second Lieutenant Governor...
- lunettes. Its
choir is elevated. The
architecture and
sculptures of the main
reredos of the monastery's
church are a work by Antón de
Morales (ca. 1559-after...
-
Spanish Civil War in 1936. In 1666
three reredoses attached to its wall were
replaced with a
Baroque reredos of
Santa María de la Mayor. In a
niche in...
- also be used of the
whole ensemble behind an altar,
otherwise known as a
reredos,
including what is
often an
elaborate frame for the
central image or images...
-
hearthstone and
often enclosed to
varying degrees by any
combination of
reredos (a low,
partial wall
behind a hearth), fireplace, oven,
smoke hood, or...
- may have been reused,
though it is
unclear to what extent. The
wooden reredos,
which includes a
wooden statue of
Saint Michael dating back to at least...
- second-longest in the
country (60 ft; 18 m), was
added in 1230; it
contains an 1895
reredos in Caen
stone by W.S. Hicks,
depicting northern saints of the 7th and 8th...
- a very po****r form of
firewall designed to
protect personal computers Reredos, a
short wall
behind a fire in a
traditional hearth Wall of Fire (disambiguation)...
