File:Tabán church 01.jpg
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English: Empire style pulpit in the Saint Catherine Church in Budapest (Tabán). Created in 1822 by János Dolánszky, the sculptures were made by Frigyes Held. Light green marbleizing with gilt ornaments. After the demolition of the original sacristy building in 1896, a new interior stairway was added, and a parapet panel was converted into a door. Iconography: the Pentecost (relief), laurel wreathes (parapet panels), wreathes and palm branches; putti among clouds holding a cross and anchor; dove (abat-voix). |
| Date | Taken on 8 July 2018, 19:03:45 |
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| Author | Zello |
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| current | 22:12, 11 July 2018 | | 3,816 × 5,829 (11.02 MB) | Zello | User created page with UploadWizard |
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