Examples of using Apses in English and their translations into French
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an antechamber with three semicircular apses and is one of the most beautiful monuments in Europe.
Both the London altarpieces are set in spaces in front of apses decorated with gold mosaics in the manner of San Marco,
has the form of a rectangle flanked by three apses.
the passage of Attila, after which it was rebuilt with three naves, but without apses.
This would explain why the lateral apses were still not vaulted
It has a basilical plan with three naves and three apses forming a trapezium of 18m long, 13m wide in the main façade and 12m in the chevet, which is flat with three apses and a rectangular window on each one of them.
probably for not being important: with three apses covered by barrel vaults forming a flat chevet,
the tripartite cell composed of two apses and a curved series of columns
is a very imposing monument with three apses, a colonnaded dome
consisting of a space with three apses, preceded by a large narthex(…)
The decoration is composed of a crown with eight gold florets without apses, placed on a blue enameled headband, on which are
totally vaulted, with three naves and three apses of the same width than the naves
it has a basilic plan of three naves separated by round arches in brick upon square pillars, with three apses, portico and a great transept nave,
three square apses of equal depth
its distinct apses but following models of the three types prior to the 8th century,
However, the fact that it only had one nave with several apses, the main one in an unusual shape, and the existence of burials within
a rectangle with semi-circular apses(the Holy Sepulchre),
The apses are polygonal.
The building has three polygonal apses.
East side has three protruded apses.