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Pillar in the Sacristy of Chalices
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Continue readingGospel Side Pulpit
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Continue readingDetail of the Epistle Side Pulpit
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Continue readingHoly Water Sconce in the Cathedral of Seville
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Continue readingEpistle Side Pulpit
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Continue readingTom of Baltasar del Rio, Bishop of Scalas
The namesake of the chapel, Baltasar del Rio, Bishop of Scalas, was granted this chapel free of patronage as a mausoleum. The tomb, however, remains empty, as the Bishop died…
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Continue readingDetail of a Column in the Cathedral of Seville
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Continue readingDetail on the Iron Grill (Reja) of the Main Altar
The Cathedral’s main altar is dominated by the 91 ft. (27.8 m) carved relief altarpiece. The altarpiece was designed by Pedro Dancart in 1482 and executed over 80 years with…
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