Precisiones sobre un altar de la iglesia madrileña de las Comendadoras de Santiago
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https://doi.org/10.5944/etfvii.24.2011.1406Keywords:
comendadoras de Santiago, monasterio, Madrid, siglo XVIII, neoclasicismo, monastery, architecture, sculpture, 18th century, neoclassicism,Abstract
Analizamos el altar del Santísimo Sacramento que se localiza en la iglesia de las Comendadoras de Santiago (Madrid), en cuya realización participaron diversos artistas: el arquitecto José Fernández Piedra, el pintor Jacinto Gómez Pastor y, acaso, uno de los hermanos Michel (Roberto y Pedro), o algún escultor de su círculo.
We analyse the altar of the Saint Sacrament that it`s located in the church of the Comendadoras of Santiago (Madrid), in whose realisation several artists participated: the architect José Fernández Piedra, the painter Jacinto Gómez Pastor and, maybe, one of the Michel brothers (Roberto and Pedro), or some sculptor of his circle.
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2011-01-01
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Sánchez Rivera, J. Ángel. (2011). Precisiones sobre un altar de la iglesia madrileña de las Comendadoras de Santiago. Espacio Tiempo y Forma. Serie VII, Historia del Arte, (24). https://doi.org/10.5944/etfvii.24.2011.1406
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