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predella (noun) - Predella is a term used in art to describe the decorative panel below a painting or altarpiece. It often depicts scenes related to the main piece and provides additional context or narrative
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- A raised step near the base of a Christian altar.
- A carving or painting on this step.
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The altarpiece was most likely accompanied by a predella.
Likely as the predella of a crucifixion altar.
They clearly belonged to the same predella.
The lunette and predella of the altarpiece are lost.
Two panels from a predella.
The predella below comprised five narrative paintings.
Originally there were five small predella panels underneath.
The predella is now divided between various museums.
The present painting was part of the predella of an altarpiece.
A kind of predella displays a row of mourning female heads.
This is the first altarpiece to survive intact with an historiated predella.
The predella is missing.
The work has seven main panels and two predella panels.
This is now treated as a predella or shelf below the frame of the copy.
Predella scenes are now often separated from the rest of the altarpiece in museums.
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In a larger altarpiece these would be predella scenes running below the main painting.
Predella is a little bit like Wentz.
It is a fragment from the predella of a lost altarpiece by Luca Signorelli.
One possibility is that Villate was responsible for a predella now lost.
In the predella there are four reliefs with scenes of the Passion of Christ.
Several scholars have supposed that a young Raphael collaborated on the predella.
The work is based on a predella by the fourteenth century artist Andrea di Bartolo.
The Last Supper from the predella.
On the Predella of the altar is to be seen the Holy Kinship.
This picture doubtless formed part of a predella recounting the life of the Virgin.
Scene of Flight into Egypt in the predella.
The altarpiece and the predella at the Vatican Pinacotheca.
The Last Supper on the predella.
Initially the predella had been attributed to Sassetta or Sano di Pietro by Cesare Brandi.
In addition there is a large Renaissance predella in the chapel of St Francis.
The predella wall, the life of mother and child.
He painted part of the Corpus Domini predella with the Miracle of the Profaned Host.
Only the predella was preserved, which is lost in the archival store of the cathedral.
Siena, but some of the predella panels are scattered in.
On solemn feasts particularly, rugs of fine quality are reserved for the predella and altar-steps.
In both cases the supporting plinth, or predella often featured supplementary and related paintings.
The predella is dedicated to Christ 's birth.
The altarpieces also had to have a predella each, now all lost.
The predella is obviously later, being probably the work of Giovanni di Paolo.
Another panel from the same predella is also in the Museum 's collection.
A predella is the platform or step on which an altar stands predella It . kneeling stool.
By this, Bacon implied that the figures were conceived as a predella to a larger altarpiece.
Originally there were five small predella panels underneath . Beth, That are now in different museums.
The widow of Zarephath complains to Elijah Left-hand predella.
The predella depicts the episode of St. Martin dividing his cloak with the beggar.
Contemporary art historian Giorgio Vasari considered the predella Perugino 's best work in his home city.
One predella panel is in the Hermitage, St Petersburg.
Faith, one of the predella panels.
The predella panels portray scenes of the Life of St. Nicholas.
The base, adorned with reliefs on all sides, was a sort of predella.
