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Algoso, Igreja de São Sebastião, Portugal
Europe

Arquitectura religiosa, maneirista. Igreja paroquial de planta longitudinal, composta e nave única com fachada principal em empena e portal axial e lateral S. tipicamente maneirista, ostentando no interior retábulos de talha maneirista e barroca. Igreja com fachadas da nave marcadas, ritmadamente, por contrafortes, elemento característico da arquitectura religiosa da região envolvente de Miranda do Douro, criando no interior quatro tramos por três arcos diafragmas, de forma apontada. A utilização destes arcos diafragmas quebrados tornam a igreja um exemplar precoce do revivalismo gótico. Fachada principal com janelo, moldurado, em forma de cruz com base circular, de feitura posterior, sobrepujado por insígnias da Ordem de Malta, relevadas. Retábulos, em talha dourada e policroma, maneirista ( colateral do lado do Evangelho ), fazendo transição entre o maneirismo e o barroco ( caso do retábulo-mor ) e barrocos, de estilo nacional ( os laterais ). À excepção do mor, todos estes retábulos possuem forte feição popular, conferida por repintes policromos. Destaque ainda para o retábulo das Almas, de acentuado carácter popular, onde anjos e franciscano tentam resgatar as almas do fogo, do Diabo e anjos demoníacos, retratados como figuras pretas monstruosas ou animalescas. O retábulo apresenta grande semelhança formal e estilística com o retábulo da Almas da Igreja Paroquial de Sendim, podendo indiciar ser obra do mesmo mestre entalhador. Possui ainda inscrições evocativas da construção, no intradorso do arco triunfal, e lápides sepulcrais epigrafadas no pavimento da capela-mor.

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Taken: 05/10/2016
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