ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD RETABLE
From French, from Spanish retablo, from Latin retrō behind + tabula board.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RETABLE»
Discover the use of
retable in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
retable and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Westminster
Retable: History, Technique, Conservation
damaging, it was clear that a case to buffer conditions and to protect the
vulnerable surface of the Retable would be necessary. Some form of conditioning
would be necessary within the case to stabilise conditions at about 10-15%
relative ...
Paul Binski, Ann Massing, Marie Louise Sauerberg, 2010
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The Thornham Parva
Retable: technique, conservation, and ...
An exhaustive description of the restoration of the largest, most complete and best preserved medieval altarpiece in Britain. Every detail of the restoration work is discussed and illustrated in monochrome and colour.
Ann Massing, Hamilton Kerr Institute, 2003
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Gardner's Art through the Ages: The Western Perspective
The Champmol altarpiece, or retable, for example, features sculpted Passion
scenes on the interior. These public altarpieces most often took the form of
polyptychs (hinged multipaneled paintings) or carved relief panels. The hinges
allowed ...
4
Writing Wounds: The Inscription of Trauma in Post-1968 ...
text to incorporate extracts from official letters, documents and reports detailing
deaths and bombing targets, is the first of Chawaf s novels to be anchored in the
specific context of Paris, during and after the war and moves beyond Retable in ...
5
Church Woodwork in the British Isles, 1100-1535: An ...
Binski then turns to a discussion of the painted and gilt decoration including
damage that the painted and pastiglia stamped surfaces of the Frontal and
Retable have suffered over the centuries. The author states that most of the
damage ...
6
Dominican Painting in East Anglia: The Thornham Parva ...
(East Anglian) The 14th-century panel painting discovered in 1927 in a stable at Thornham Hall in Suffolk was one of the most remarkable finds this century in the field of medieval English painting.
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Metropolitan Museum Studies in Art, Science, and Technology:
Collaboration also allowed two masters to share an apprentice or subordi nate
worker in a tight labor market.30 In rare instances, a patron explicitly requested
that a retable be the work of two masters. For example, a joint contract dated
1402 ...
Silvia Centeno, Nora Kennedy, M. T. Wypyski, 2014
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The Visual Object of Desire in Late Medieval England
The Despenser Retable and 1381 In 1847, In one of the anc1llary chapels in
Norwich Cathedral, a chance discovery revealed that what was being used as a
table was in fact the back side of a fourteenth-century altarpiece, a five-panel ...
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Early Netherlandish Painting
Eisler 1977, 186 suggested that two panels from the San Lazaro retable
depended upon Diirer's Small Woodcut Passion, issued in book form in 1 5 1 1.
However, of the two subjects he cites, the connection between the two
Ascensions (fig.
National Gallery of Art (U.S.), John Oliver Hand, 1986
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A Wider Trecento: Studies in 13th- and 14th-Century European ...
CHAPteR tHRee sMALL WoRLDs: tHe oRBs In tHe WestMInsteR RetABLe AnD
tHe WILton DIPtyCH Dillian Gordon It has been convincingly argued that the
Westminster Retable was painted during the 1260s, probably completed by 1268
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RETABLE»
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retable is used in the context of the following news items.
'Orgue et Patrimoine' : un don de 6.000 € pour le retable
Concernant le retable, plusieurs visites conjointes avec la DRAC, Bâtiments de France, le Conseil départemental, Carcassonne Agglo et des chercheurs ont ... «L'indépendant.fr, Jul 15»
Le retable restauré
Le curé avait donné son accord pour que cette cérémonie puisse se dérouler dans l'église, suivie d'une bénédiction puis d'une messe à 18 heures. Un retable ... «Sud Ouest, Jul 15»
Retable : les sculptures bois sont restaurées
Démonté en novembre 2014, la première phase de conservation-restauration du retable de l'église vient de s'achever. Celle-ci consistait à consolider et ... «ladepeche.fr, Jun 15»
1 500 euros pour rénover le retable
Le village de Leychert possède une église du XIVe siècle, qui est inscrite sur l'inventaire des monuments historiques. Quant à son retable (sainte Anne et saint ... «ladepeche.fr, Jun 15»
Le retable de Saux restauré
Mardi dernier, la restauration d'un retable et d'une croix de procession, datant du XVIIIe siècle, a été inaugurée. Des objets classés aux Monuments historiques ... «ladepeche.fr, May 15»
Restauration du retable de l'église Saint Hilaire
Fin juin, le retable de l'église Saint Hilaire à Bagiry devrait reprendre sa place initiale après avoir retrouvé une seconde jeunesse. En avril 2014, Jean-Marc ... «ladepeche.fr, May 15»
Restauration du retable de l'église Notre-Dame de la Marlière à …
Une fuite d'eau a provoqué l'apparition et la prolifération du mérule dans l'église de ce quartier proche de la frontière belge. C'est le retable datant de 1750 qui ... «Nord Eclair.fr, Apr 15»
Douai : le retable d'Anchin, polyptyque à transformation, fête ses …
En ce qui concerne le retable d'Anchin, c'est Charles Goguin, abbé d'Anchin de 1508 à 1546, qui lui commanda ce polyptyque à transformation vers 1511. «La Voix du Nord, Feb 15»
Bejewelled backdrop to coronations did not cost a king's ransom
Cambridge conservation scientist Spike Bucklow uncovered the knock-down cost of the 1260 AD 'Westminter Retable' while researching his latest book 'Riddle ... «Phys.Org, Feb 15»
La C-suite en retable : le DSI (cet artiste)
Cette forme de retable ne se prend pas au sérieux. C'est un prisme poétique, parfois amusant, difractant les sages éclairages que l'on trouve habituellement sur ... «Les Échos Business, Dec 14»
