Altarretabel
preferred label: retablo @es
preferred label: retable @fr
preferred label: oltářní retábl @cs
type: NamedIndividual
type: Concept
narrower: Pala

Quellennachweis Oxford Dictionary of Christian Art and Architecture
type: NamedIndividual
type: ConceptScheme

Strukturtypen
type: NamedIndividual
type: ConceptScheme

Strukturtypen für Sakralbauten
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type: ConceptScheme

Pala
modified: 2021-01-31T00:01:44
in scheme: Strukturtypen
in scheme: Quellennachweis Oxford Dictionary of Christian Art and Architecture
in scheme: Bamberger Vokabular für Historische Architektur
in scheme: Strukturtypen für Sakralbauten
definition: Pala is an Italian word for a large altapiece, and is used only for a single picture in which the action, the figures, and scene are treated as being in one consistent space, and occuring in a single pictorial continuum. It is described as a \'pala of a unified type\' in contrast to an ancona (Retabel), which usually consists of several pictures united in a singel frame, but not necessarily consistent between themselves; or a polyptych, which consists normally of a central picture with a number of smaller pictures - usually figures of saints - grouped round it. [Oxford Dictionary of Christian Art & Architecture 2004].
preferred label: pala @en
type: NamedIndividual
type: Concept
broader: Altarretabel
created: 2020-01-28T20:55:48

Bamberger Vokabular für Historische Architektur
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type: ConceptScheme