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The Retablo Mayor is the high altarpiece of Seville Cathedral in Spain, begun in 1482 and developed over several generations by numerous artists. Its vast carved and gilded wooden structure contains 45 relief scenes centered on the lives of Christ and the Virgin, arranged within an elaborate archite...
The Retablo Mayor of Toledo Cathedral is a monumental high altarpiece created in the early sixteenth century through the work of numerous architects, sculptors, painters, and gilders. Its soaring carved and polychromed wooden structure organizes scenes from the lives of Christ and the Virgin within...
The Retablo de los Reyes, or Altarpiece of the Kings, is a monumental gilded retablo in the apse of Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral. Designed by Jerónimo de Balbás and completed in the eighteenth century, it combines paintings, sculpture, Solomonic and estipite supports, and dense carved ornament...
The Retablo Mayor is the alabaster high altarpiece of the Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar in Zaragoza, Spain. Sculptor Damián Forment created it in the early sixteenth century, combining a Gothic architectural framework with Renaissance modeling and ornament. Its densely carved program centers on...
The Retablo Mayor of Huesca Cathedral is a monumental alabaster altarpiece created principally by the Aragonese sculptor Damián Forment during the early sixteenth century. Its extensive relief sculpture centers on the Passion of Christ and combines a traditional Gothic altarpiece structure with Rena...
The Retablo Mayor of El Escorial occupies the principal altar of the basilica within Philip II's monastery and palace complex near Madrid. Its architectural framework combines colored stone, gilded bronze sculpture, and large religious paintings, with sculptural work associated with Leone and Pompeo...
The Retablo Mayor of Ávila Cathedral is the monumental high altarpiece of the cathedral in Ávila, Spain. Work began around the end of the fifteenth century under Pedro Berruguete and continued in the early sixteenth century with painters including Santa Cruz and Juan de Borgoña. Its numerous painted...
The Retablo de los Reyes is a monumental Baroque altarpiece in the Chapel of the Kings at Puebla Cathedral in Mexico. Designed by Pedro García Ferrer and completed in the seventeenth century, it combines gilded architectural ornament, sculpture, and paintings within a tall framework adapted to the c...
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