Noun:

স্তম্ভবৎ ভাররক্ষক ব্যক্তি,

telamons's Usage Examples:

Roman term for such a sculptural support is a telamon (plural telamones or telamons).

of Hôtel Jean de Pins and Hôtel Thomas de Montval Possibly some of the telamons of Hôtel du Vieux-Raisin Lance Day, Ian McNeil, ed.

Atop the portal, two satyrs serve as telamons to support the balcony and hold the heraldic shield of the Carafa family.

rusticated Tuscan palace, while on the hill below is a terraced porch with telamons sculpted by Pompeo Marchesi.

A notable feature of the palace entrance are the two flanking telamons, locally called giganti or giants.

for telamons and caryatids takes its full magnitude on the windows of the Hôtel du Vieux-Raisin (2nd and 3rd building campaigns).

Some telamons equipped.

The pulpit is then supported by two stone telamons representing respectively a young man and an old man kneeling and suffering.

" In architecture, telamons are colossal male figures used as columns.

with very articulated lines, on which stand four telamons, folded to look like wheels.

The telamons have a lively plasticity and resemble sculptures by.

protomartyrs Cecilia, Tiburzio and Valerian, interspersed with monochrome telamons, by Ludovico Carracci and his studio.

monumental and spectacular two-flight grand staircase full of relief’s and telamons that come from the gardens of Venaria Reale .

stairs at the entrance of the church, and sculpted some of the marble telamons.

Images includes telamons, male goats (to represent lust) and a portrait of Friar Martin de Valencia.

This central column rests on sculptures of animals and telamons and is surrounded by six columns of different height, three of which rest.

windows held up by small columns animated by anthropomorphic figures called telamons, columns decorated with floral patterns or twisted columns.

staircase tower and installed in the main courtyard several windows featuring telamons.

Cariatid termes and other telamons were much appreciated in Renaissance Toulouse, notable examples can be.