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mimic metalwork. It is
generally called "Il
Paliotto del Salvatore" or the
antependium of the Savior,
paliotto being the
Italian word for an antependium...
- Spanish).
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Paliotto,
Vincenzo (22
September 2011). "L'altro calcio.
Storie di
football e politica:...
- 18th
century with an
unfinished 17th-century façade, has an
altar front (
Paliotto) of
chased silver dating to the 12th century, and a
crosier from the 15th...
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direct copies of the
Louvre version is
actually an
altar cloth called the
Paliotto leonardesco (ca 1487–90)
housed in the
Museo Baroffio, and the
other is...
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examples of
Carolingian goldsmiths' work is the
Golden Altar (824–859), a
paliotto, in the
Basilica of Sant'Ambrogio in Milan. The
altars four
sides are decorated...
- Miranda. "Macchiavelli,
Francesco Maria".
Retrieved 19
December 2018.
Paliotto,
Lorenzo (2006).
Ferrara nel Seicento : quotidianità tra
potere legatizio...
- 13-15 DeGreve, 16 Murrays, 10 Murrays, 362, 10. By
contrast in
Italian a
paliotto is an
antependium or
altar frontal in any medium, Murrays, 364 DeGreve...
-
anniversary of the
consecration of the
church (in November), an
altar plate (
paliotto) is displa****, made of
mother of pearl, ivory, tortoises****, and hard-wood...
- notable, with a
wooden statue of
Saint Dominic in a
niche and a
marble paliotto from 1761 at its base,
created by
Giuseppe Mancini commissioned by Francesco...
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celebrated with
Maria Adelaide of Habsburg-Lorraine. In 1854 he
engraved the
paliotto in
Milan Cathedral, in the
chapel of the
Madonna of the Tree. In 1856 he...