- A
templon (from Gr**** τέμπλον
meaning "temple",
plural templa) is a
feature of
Byzantine churches consisting of a
barrier separating the nave from the...
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placed anywhere within a church. The
iconostasis evolved from the
Byzantine templon, a
process complete by the 15th century. A
direct comparison for the function...
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Christianity since the
beginning of the church. An iconostasis, also
called the
templon, is a wall of
icons and
religious paintings,
separating the nave from the...
- to have a
different origin,
deriving from the
ancient altar screen or
templon.[citation needed] The word rood is
derived from the
Saxon word rood or...
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Daniel Templon is a
French contemporary art
dealer born in 1945. In 1966, he
founded his
first contemporary art
gallery in Paris. With no
artistic background...
- duke of
Croats – Dux Cruatorum. The
inscription was
originally a part of
templon of a
church in Šopot at
Benkovac built by Duke Branimir, who
ruled Croatia...
- in
February 1987. In 1987,
Basquiat had
exhibitions at
Galerie Daniel Templon in Paris, the
Akira Ikeda Gallery in Tokyo, and the Tony
Shafrazi Gallery...
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because it was
reserved for the clergy. In
Early Christian architecture the
templon was a
barrier dividing off the
sanctuary from the rest of the church; in...
- is
represented by
Galerie Templon in
Paris and Brussels. 2019 Hands, Seen, Antwerpen,
Belgium Beyond Gravity,
Galerie Templon, Paris,
France 2018 Heartland...
- the gallery's
closure in 2019. He is
currently represented by
Galerie Templon, Paris, Brussels, and New York and
Baldwin Gallery, Aspen, Colorado. He...
