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MERRY CHRISTMAS. The Nativity. Church of Santa Catalina



Well just wanted to congratulate you all, how not being a blog of art with a great jewel, a Merry Christmas, I hope and pray that the light of the world will be born, let all the brilliance of their love for each of your hearts, to ponder these days which is the true meaning Christmas, and to discover we put it into practice every single day of our lives.

How not to keep the tone of my blog way to give some data of this great work, this is the polychrome wood relief carving in 1613, by the God of the Wood-Juan Martínez Montañçes-for the high altar of the Monastery of San Isidoro del Campo, the town of Sevilla Santiponce.

It can see that it is a work of maturity, where in spite of the Baroque style that dominates the work, we can see Renaissance airs on the faces of the images full of beauty and sweetness, the quality of execution carvings, the pliegeus of clothing and technical quality carving in relief, playing with lolúmenes and proportions to give the work depth or closeness.

As a curiosity that there is another table in the altarpiece, The Adoration of the Kings also Martinez Montanes, with the same quality and same technique work.

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Today at the request of the radios for the bloggers to protest Kdd Santa Catalina, my entry is about this wonderful church.

is a work of Gothic-Mudejar s.XIV, one of his best architectural features in this style is built on an ancient mosque, its most primitive are: The body of the church, the nave, chancel, decks, pillars of the apse of the chapel and Sacramental Brotherhood Exaltation and the tower.

The temple consists of three naves separated by arches of rectangular pillars. Her decks are made of wood, one of the finest woodwork in Seville. The header is composed of a chapel polygonal ribbed vaults, currently has two doors and a brick tower. Foreign investment

highlight the magnificent tower brick decorated in the traditional Arab sebka cloths and poly-lobed arches registered blind bishop, to this day this decoration is less than enough of it have been removed in a restoration of 1881.

The restoration work was performed between 1923 to 1930 led by local architect Juan Talavera y Heredia, settled at the foot of the Church a Gothic doorway from the Church of Santa Luco century had been closed XIV, since this magnificent door cover to cover early Moorish style.

Inside we can highlight its Mudejar coffered ceiling, the Diego López Altarpiece Well the years 1624-1629, the altar is pesidido by an image of Santa Catalina of the eighteenth century. We also find the Chapel of the Exaltation with the Christ of the Exaltation of Pedro Roldán XVII century and the Virgin of Tears-XVII century XVIII, the Sacrament Chapel of the eighteenth century by Leonardo de Figueroa in the year 1721 , one of the most important jewels of the architecture of Seville, also staked the XVIth Funeral Chapel and the Chapel of Our Lady of the Rosary.

As curious comment that since 1912 a National Monument.