10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «ORGAN SCREEN»
Descubre el uso de
organ screen en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
organ screen y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
The Building News and Engineering Journal
Thus, the whole sanctuary was consistently screened in by the two screens, the
altar screen and organ screen, and stalls on either side, so that the organ screen,
with which we are now concerned, is a kind of accident, and its position in the ...
2
Peterborough, Gloucester, and Bristol
The plan now commenced comprehends a new organ screen of stone, and the
entire new fitting up of the choir with stalls, throne, pulpit, and altar screen. The
organ screen is designed in the style of the age of Edward the First, and consists
of ...
John Britton, John Le Keux, Edward Blore, 1836
3
Cathedral Antiquities: Historical and descriptive Accounts, ...
The plan now commenced comprehends a new organ screen of stone, and the
entire new fitting up of the choir with stalls, throne, pulpit, and altar screen. The
organ screen is designed in the style of the age of Edward the Firt, and consists
of ...
4
The Gentleman's Magazine
The Organ-screen, of stone: 3. The Altar-screen, of stone : 4. The Pavement of tlie
Choir : 5. The Organ-case, of Norway oak. The whole of the carved wood- work
was executed by Francis Ruddle, and the whole of the stone-work by John ...
5
A Dictionary of the Architecture and Archaeology of the ...
ORGAN-SCREEN, an ornamental stone wall, or piece of timber framework, on
which a church organ is placed, and which, in English buildings, commonly forms
the western termination of the choir. The organ-screens in the Cathedrals of York
...
John Britton, George Godwin, 1838
6
The Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle, for the ...
The Organ-screen, of stone: 3. The Altar-screen, of stone : 4. The Pavement of the
Choir : 5. The Organ-case, of Norway oak. The whole of the carved wood- work
was executed by Francis Ruddle, and the whole of the stone-work by John ...
Edward Cave, John Nichols, 1832
7
The Gentleman's Magazine (London, England)
Speaker, "did introduce plaster into the organ Screen, and he lived to see his
error. No sooner did he see it than he repented of it; and sincerely lamented that
which the poverty of the Minster funds compelled him to do. If the meeting, then,
saw ...
8
The Gentleman's Magazine
Speaker, "did introduce plaster into the organ Screen, and he lived to see his
error. No sooner did he see it than he repented of it ; and sincerely lamented that
which the poverty of the Minster funds compelled him to do. If the meeting, then, ...
9
The Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle
Speaker, €*did introduce plaster into the organ Screen, and he lived to see his
error. No sooner did he see it than he repented of it ; and sincerely lamented that
which the poverty of the Miuster funds compelled him to do. If the meeting, then, ...
10
Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Chronicle
Speaker, "did introduce plaster into the organ Screen, and he lived to see his
error. No sooner did he see it than he repented of it ; and sincerely lamented that
which the. poverty of the Minster funds compelled him to do. If the meeting, then,
...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «ORGAN SCREEN»
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organ screen en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Saint John's Abbey receives Getty Foundation grant to support …
Study of the cloth organ screen will provide insights into the conservation and restoration of midcentury modern fabrics. Attention to original ... «CSB/SJU, Jun 15»
Huntington Acquires New Sculpture and Paintings to Fill Gaps in …
The piece will join Johnson's monumental 1936 pipe organ screen, purchased by The Huntington's Art Collectors' Council in 2011. «ArtfixDaily, Abr 15»
Review: “Make a Joyful Noise” makes beautiful Italian Renaissance …
... original setting, and photographs of the reconstructed organ screen don't offer anything like the probable impact of the realistically rendered ... «ArtsATL, Dic 14»
Cambridge sculptor Lucy Churchill on memorials, the Tudors, and …
As she explored, Lucy found herself increasingly entranced by the carved wooden organ screen that divides the chapel. Installed during Henry ... «Cambridge News, Nov 14»
Aspiring actors invited to take part in Jesus Christ Superstar production
... through the main West Front entrance and make your way to the Chapter House, which is on your left beyond the organ screen and choir. «Lincolnshire Echo, Sep 14»
Huntington's new gallery rooms show promise
A prodigious Art Deco organ screen carved in 1937 by Bay Area sculptor Sargent Claude Johnson is dominated by a stylized tree of life — a ... «Los Angeles Times, Jul 14»
Why Elizabeth II's 1953 Coronation is the day that changed television
This phrase, “west of the organ screen”, was repeated ad infinitum over the course of that year, and came to symbolise the anachronism of a ... «Radio Times, Jun 13»
The royal wedding: magic we can't forget
I had a lovely seat in the Abbey, just to the west of the organ screen and not far from Sir John Major. I couldn't see every detail, but I heard every ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Abr 12»
UC Berkeley chided for accidental sale of artwork
Valued in the six figures, the 1937 carved organ screen by noted Berkeley African-American artist Sargent Johnson sold for a total of $164.63, ... «Contra Costa Times, Mar 12»
Royal Wedding 2011: No Earl Spencer speech as 1000 'best friends …
... totalling more than 250, have been demoted to the North Nave where their view will be obscured by a giant organ screen which divides the ... «Daily Mail, Abr 11»
