The altarpiece has been conceived as a huge tabernacle with a total of eight columns of a giant order and Corinthian capitals made of marble - the smallest of them measures six and a half meters and the largest exceeds eight meters - that supports a cornice in Indian green marble that runs along the entire perimeter of the presbytery, standing out in the center of it to create the space where the sacred effigy will be located.

 

The columns are supported by a first body divided into two heights, which houses in its central part the chapel of the tabernacle, also executed in marble, which gives an idea of ​​its dimensions.

 

 

Materials  Ónix Miel, Emperator Brown and Indian green.

 

First Mormon Temple built in France. It consists of a templo de the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Inside, it highlights its impressive "baptismal font" made of ivory cream marble where 12 oxen that symbolize the tribes of Israel hold a basin reserved only for the baptism of the dead.

 

With the intention of endowing the temple with the highest quality, the interiors were forged with the highest quality cream ivory marble chosen by our professionals to consolidate one of the most visited Mormon temples in Europe.

 

 

The Brotherhood of the Gypsies of the Seville capital ordered the realization of a funerary monument dedicated to the Duchess of Alba at her headquarters in the Temple of the Valley, where the ashes of the one that was the sister of this Brotherhood have rested since her death.

This work of art is made of white Carrara marble manufactured by Cuellar Stone and molded by José Antonio Navarro Arteaga.

Surrounding this central medallion, a choir of six angels, representing their six children, carry different attributes in their hands: the handkerchief of the Virgen de las Angustias, due to her status as a waitress; the cross and the veil, in reference to the unshakable faith that accompanied him throughout his life; a paint palette, representing his love for the plastic arts; a Giralda, an expression of his deep connection with the city of Seville; a bullfighter's hat, for his well-known fondness for the world of bullfighting; while the last angel on the right side of the oval covers Seville with a cloak whose folds give the set the necessary plastic aesthetics typical of funerary monuments.

In the lower part, dividing the longitudinal axis, the coat of arms of Los Gitanos appears last.

 

Main altarpiece of Nuestro Padre Jesús del Gran Poder from the temple of the convent of La Visitación in Motril, run by the Reverend Nazarene Mothers, commissioned by the Brotherhood of Nuestro Padre Jesús del Gran Poder and Nuestra Señora del Mayor Dolor, whose title is the image of the Nazarene that is venerated there.

The altarpiece stands on a table with a wide longitudinal development, the front of which has been
divided into three spaces with curved shapes, and is divided into a bench, central body and attic. The bench has been designed with two lateral bases decorated with two circular medallions, which are the base of the columns of the first body. A central space between these plinths is reserved to house the silver tabernacle owned by the monastery.

 

 

Lining of the dressing room of the Stmo. Christ of the Expiration commissioned by the Pontifical, Royal and Illustrious Brotherhood and Brotherhood of Nazarenes of the Stmo. Christ of the Expiration and Our Mother and Mrs. of the Patronage of Triana, Seville.

 

The apse has been designed completely smooth so as not to obstruct the view of Christ. The different pieces that make up the stone cladding are cut and presented following the curved shape of the plant of the dressing room, adapting to the structural screens of the same, with a thickness of each plate, greater than five centimeters, so that the vision final does not generate the joints that would produce flat plates.

 

The Andalusian Cultural Center of Malaga belongs to the League of the Islamic world and its headquarters are located in the city of Mecca in Saudi Arabia.

This religious building stands out for the beauty of its marbles applied to columns, lattices, pavements, fountains and other architectural elements.