Liturgical furniture in the Basilica of San Marco : the ciboria in the main chapel and in the chapels of the Nicopeia and Sacramento

Název: Liturgical furniture in the Basilica of San Marco : the ciboria in the main chapel and in the chapels of the Nicopeia and Sacramento
Variantní název:
  • Liturgické vybavení baziliky San Marco : ciboria v hlavní kapli a v kaplích Nicopeia a Sacramento
Zdrojový dokument: Convivium. 2021, roč. 8, č. 2, s. [132]-147
Rozsah
[132]-147
  • ISSN
    2336-3452 (print)
    2336-808X (online)
Type: Článek
Jazyk
Jazyk shrnutí
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Abstrakt(y)
Three pieces of liturgical furniture in the eastern part of the Basilica of San Marco – the three ciboria in the chapel of the Nicopeia, in the main chapel, and in the chapel of the Sacramento – lead to the hypothesis that the three canopies were conceived and assembled simultaneously. All three items can be dated to the mid-thirteenth century, perhaps during the rule of Doge Ranieri Zen (1253–1268). The strong resemblance of these structures to each other suggests a global approach corroborated by analysis of the component elements, namely the capitals, the archivolts, the coating, the basis, and the frames. The data gathered suggest a common chronology and a common patron, although the identification with Ranieri Zen remains plausible but uncertain.