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Interior of Chiesa dei Gesuiti (Venice) - High altar

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English: I Gesuiti, Venice The choir - the Hight Altar is dedicated to the Holy Trinity, it consists of a large awning with dome of white and green scales, which rests on ten columns twisted green marble.

Above the sumptuous tabernacle inlaid with lapis lazuli is placed a group of marble consisting of the eternal Father and Christ seated on the globe and the words "sufficit sola fide" (faith is all that you need) . From an opening under the dome of the canopy, it appears in the background, the rays of the Holy Spirit surrounded by celestial spirits.

On the sides of the altar: on a pedestal, the Archangels Barachiel and Uriel. The archangel Barachiel ("Blessing of God") is placed on the right side of the tabernacle, and according to tradition light the way of Israel. On the left the Archangel Uriel ("Light of God") is placed on the door of Eden, and the flaming sword is replaced by a Eucharistic lamp.
Français : Église Santa Maria Assunta (Venise) - Le chœur - Autel est dédié à la Sainte Trinité, il se compose d'un grand auvent avec dôme d'écailles blanches et vertes, qui repose sur dix colonnes torses de marbre vert.

Au-dessus du tabernacle somptueux incrusté de lapis lazuli, est placé un groupe de marbre se composant du Père éternel et du Christ assis sur le globe et les mots sufficit sola fide (la foi est tout ce dont vous avez besoin). À partir d'une ouverture sous le dôme de la verrière, il apparaît en arrière-plan, les rayons du Saint-Esprit entourés par des esprits célestes.

Sur les côtés de l'autel: sur un piédestal, les Archanges Barachiel et Uriel. L'archange Barachiel ( « Bénédiction de Dieu ») est placé sur le côté droit du tabernacle, et selon la tradition éclairez le chemin d'Israël. A gauche l’Archange Uriel ( « Lumière de Dieu »), est placé sur la porte de l'Eden, et l'épée flamboyante est remplacée par une lampe eucharistique.
Italiano: Église Santa Maria Assunta (Venise - Il coro - Altare è dedicata alla Santissima Trinità, si compone di una grande tettoia con la cupola di squame bianche e verdi, sulla base di dieci colonne tortili di marmo verde.

Sopra la sontuosa dimora tempestato di lapislazzuli, è posto un gruppo marmoreo che consiste dell'eterno Padre e di Cristo seduto sul globo e le parole 'sufficit sola fide' (la fede è tutto ciò che serve) . Da un'apertura nella cupola della vela, che appare sullo sfondo, i raggi dello Spirito Santo, circondato da spiriti celesti.

Ai lati dell'altare, su un piedistallo, Arcangeli BARACHIEL e Uriel. L'arcangelo BARACHIEL ( "Benedizione di Dio") è posizionato sul lato destro del tabernacolo, e secondo la tradizione illuminare il cammino di Israele. Lasciato l'Archange Uriel ( "Luce di Dio"), è posto sulla porta di Eden, e la spada fiammeggiante viene sostituita con una lampada di massa.
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Giuseppe Torretto  (1664–1743)  wikidata:Q782519
 
Giuseppe Torretto
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Description Italian artist and sculptor
Date of birth/death 29 August 1664 Edit this at Wikidata 13 December 1743 Edit this at Wikidata
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Date Taken on 2 June 2016
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Object location45° 26′ 35.97″ N, 12° 20′ 21.1″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo
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