- The
Cosmati were a
Roman family,
seven members of which, for four generations, were
skilful architects,
sculptors and
workers in
decorative geometric...
- were a
precursor to the
House of Commons.
Henry III also
commissioned the
Cosmati pavement in
front of the High Altar.
Further work
produced an additional...
- Cosmatesque, or
Cosmati, is a
style of
geometric decorative inlay stonework typical of the
architecture of
Medieval Italy, and
especially of Rome and...
-
Catholic prelate who
served as
Bishop of
Ajaccio Deodato Cosmati (1225-1303), one of the
Cosmati family of
Roman sculptor-architects and
mosaicists Deodato...
- folk art of the
early modern period. High
medieval examples include the
Cosmati pavements in
Westminster Abbey (13th century).Leonardo da
Vinci explicitly...
-
called opere di commessi, has
medieval parallels in
Central Italian "
Cosmati"-work of
inlaid marble floors,
altars and columns. The
technique is known...
-
Maria Maggiore, all
sculpted by
Giovanni de Cosma, the
youngest of the
Cosmati family lineage. St Peter’s
Basilica in Rome
contains the tomb of Pope Innocent...
-
supported by the
presence of
Mexica ruler Moctezuma II's name on the work. The
Cosmati pavements,
including that at
Westminster Abbey, are
geometric supposedly...
-
Queen is portra**** in
Westminster Abbey,
standing at the
centre of the
Cosmati pavement where she had been
crowned 60
years previously. The
mosaic pavement...
-
individual pieces before gluing, or to the
glued final version.
Cosmatesque Cosmati Damascening Duomo di
Siena Lathart Pietra dura MS Dimand, "An Egypto-Arabic...
