Summaries - Decorative Arts
Decorative Arts is how is called to the jewelry and other manifestations that used silver, gold and other precious materials. Artists of other arts such as architecture or sculpture worked in this. This is an aproximation to the different typologies, mostly in religious art.
Techniques: Embossment, Engraving, Filigree.
Liturgical Objects: Liturgical Objects, Candlestick, Chandelier, Custody of Seville, Custody of Valladolid, Custody of Teruel, Ostensory of St Remy, Bust reliquary of St Pio, Ark reliquary of San Millan, Ark of the Three Kings, Eucharist Ark, Sagrario (Baeza), Sagraro de San Miguel Arcángel, Lamp of sagrario, Censer, Cardelete and hyssop, Portapaz (Albarrazín, Aragón), Throne of the Virgin, Cross.
Chalices: Parts of Chalice, Chalice of Doña Urraca, Gothic Chalice, Renaissance Chalice, Baroque Chalice, Rococo Chalice.
Ironwork: San Vicente de Ávila, Sevilla Cathedral, Chapel of Condestable of Burgos, Golden Stair of Burgos by Diego de Siloé, Pilar of Zaragoza.
Jewelry: Royal Heart (Dalí), Eye of Time (Dalí).