La patriarcale du roi Jean V de Portugal

Author

Mandroux-França, Marie-Thérèse

Document type

Article (journal)

Language

French

Source

Colóquio. Artes. 1989, Num. 83, 34-43, 8 ill. (1 col.); 3 plans

ISSN

0870-3841

Abstract (en)

Presents detailed documentary evidence concerning the remodeling and decoration of the royal chapel of the Paço da Ribeira in Lisbon in the 1740s, after its designation as metropolitan and patriarchal cathedral by Clement XI (1716) and not long before its destruction in the earthquake of 1755. Principal evidence comprises plans drawn after the earthquake and drawings made in Rome, 1743-44 (Lisbon, Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga) for the baptismal font and grilles. Draws attention to the chapel's role in Jõao V's policies and to its links with Rome and the Vatican, and names numerous Italian artists involved in the decorations.

Subject (en)

• General history of art -- 1400-1800 -- Architecture -- Portugal
• Paço da Ribeira, church||Lisboa (PRT)
• Architecture
• Cathedrals
• Drawing
• Architectural drawing
• Portugal
• 1700-1800
• Clement XI, pope, 1649-1721
• João V, king of Portugal, 1689-1750
• Patronage
• Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga||Lisboa (PRT)
• Italy
• Roma (ITA)
• Baptismal fonts
• Grilles
• Decorative arts
• Vaticano||Roma (ITA)
• Destruction
• Reconstruction [hypothetical]
• Churches

Subject (fr)

• Histoire générale de l'art -- 1400-1800 -- Architecture -- Portugal
• Paço da Ribeira, église||Lisboa (PRT)
• Architecture
• Cathédrale
• Dessin
• Dessin d'architecture
• Portugal
• 1700-1800
• Clément XI, pape, 1649-1721
• João V, roi du Portugal, 1689-1750
• Mécénat
• Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga||Lisboa (PRT)
• Italie
• Roma (ITA)
• Fonts baptismaux
• Grille
• Arts décoratifs
• Vaticano||Roma (ITA)
• Destruction
• Restitution intellectuelle
• Eglise [édifice]

Origin

DatabaseBHA (Inist-CNRS/GRI)

Identifier19910701-00455621

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