Exemples d'utilisation de Apse en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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San Carpoforo 11th century, apse and crypt from 12th century.
It consists of an apse nave of 11 x 8 m facing from east to west
The eye is immediately drawn to the apse, where the statue of Mary is flooded with light from the window reflected on the walls.
It is of early Romanesque origin, remains of which can be seen in the eleventh-century apse, which is flanked by a late mediaeval apse.
This is a small church(it was originally Noli cathedral) with a belltower and semi-circular apse that has largely retained its original characteristics.
In the presbytery, in the apse arch, is a large 14th century fresco of the Last Judgment.
The interior has a nave and in the apse there is a painted cross,
Positioning the apse towards the east, the new cathedral is now perpendicular to the old one still in use.
In addition to a completely decorated central apse, a portrayal of St Christopher has also been preserved.
There are three naves, and on the apse walls stand the remains of paintings depicting the Crucifixion
A special mention deserves its apse to which access is gained by a continuous horse shoe shaped arch.
With a simple floor plan comprising a quarter-sphere apse, it contains furnishings from the ancient Brotherhood of White Penitents founded in the 17th century.
adding a new northern apse.
descend into a pit in the apse.
the church's three chapels and apse were destroyed.
In the north, we find a lateral chapel with a semi-circuar apse doubling the principal apse. .
the organ was destroyed, the apse was obliterated
one on the south wall, and the other on the apse, illuminate the interior.
A similar mosaic, the Coronation of the Virgin, decorates the apse of Santa Maria Maggiore.
There is only a"Communion of the Apostles" in the apse of the cathedral of Serres.