Sentences with word «limewood»

Tilman Riemenschneider made the same change part of common experience, carving limewood Virgins, altars, and even chandeliers.

A thin panel on one portrait was made from limewood found only in Central Europe.

The latter brings a polychrome limewood Madonna and Child dated to around 1420, while another Bamberg - based exhibitor, Christian Eduard Franke Kunsthandel, offers a pair of globes by John and William Cary.

Especially convenient for small works, wood carving was widely practised during the Prehistoric age, and later during the era of Early Christian sculpture - see, for instance, the gilded oak carving known as the Gero Cross (965 - 70, Cologne Cathedral)- and had its Golden Age in the West, especially in Germany, during the era of late Medieval art: witness the exquisite religious limewood carvings of the German wood - carvers Veit Stoss (1445 - 1533) and Tilman Riemenschneider (1460 - 1531).

Deeply rooted in the arts and crafts of the Middle Ages, Varga Weisz's limewood sculptures embrace the overtly spiritual undertones inherent in their traditional style and subject matter.

Bespoke limewood cabinetry, has been topped with stunning granite worksurfaces.

The overall color scheme, dominated by the blue of the furniture and the sand color of the limewood, provides the installation with a tranquility that appears to be both soothing and austere.