Enciclopedia Cattolica

Plate CXIX · Tabernacle (Tabernaculum)

Vol. XI (1953) · full-page plate
Above left: TABERNACLE by B. Cellini (16th cent.) - Milan, church of S. Antonio Abate. Above right: TABERNACLE in gilded bronze by G. L. Bernini (17th cent.) - Basilica of S. Pietro in Vaticano, chapel of the Sacrament. Below left: TABERNACLE in gilded bronze, executed by G. Scalzo (2nd half of the 16th cent.) after a design by Riccio, with Angels by O. Torrigiani - Rome, basilica of S. Maria Maggiore, chapel of the Sacrament. Below right: TABERNACLE in bronze, executed by Lorenzo di Pietro, called il Vecchietta (1467-72), the two candle-bearing Angels are by Giovanni di Stefano (1489), for the church of the Hospital of S. Maria della Scala - Siena, high altar of the Cathedral.
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Plate CXIX
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Above left: TABERNACLE by B. Cellini (16th cent.) - Milan, church of S. Antonio Abate. Above right: TABERNACLE in gilded bronze by G. L. Bernini (17th cent.) - Basilica of S. Pietro in Vaticano, chapel of the Sacrament. Below left: TABERNACLE in gilded bronze, executed by G. Scalzo (2nd half of the 16th cent.) after a design by Riccio, with Angels by O. Torrigiani - Rome, basilica of S. Maria Maggiore, chapel of the Sacrament. Below right: TABERNACLE in bronze, executed by Lorenzo di Pietro, called il Vecchietta (1467-72), the two candle-bearing Angels are by Giovanni di Stefano (1489), for the church of the Hospital of S. Maria della Scala - Siena, high altar of the Cathedral.

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