XE3A4095 - Iglesia de San Bartolomé – Saint Bartholomew’s Church (Carmona, Sevilla)
Este templo está concebido de acuerdo a las formulas habituales del mudéjar local; tres naves separadas entre sí mediante pilares, ábside y crucero. El ábside de la nave central se cubre con una bóveda de nervadura estrellada propia del arte gótico, fechando la construcción del templo a finales del s. XV.
La nave del evangelio se comunica al exterior mediante una puerta adintelada, mientras que la nave de la epístola se comunica a través de una puerta ojival a la lonja de San Bartolomé.
El retablo mayor del primer tercio del s. XVIII, consta de banco y cuerpo dividido en tres calles y ático.
A finales del s. XVIII, durante el barroco, el templo se transformó; se hicieron las falsas bóvedas eliminadas durante las reformas de 1975 y se añade el cuerpo superior de la torre-fachada, situada a los pies del templo con planta rectangular donde se incluye una portada adintelada entre pilastras .
La torre consta de un pedestal enmarcado entre volutas barrocas, y rematado en una terraza abalaustrada sobre la que se alza el cuerpo de campanas; todo ello rematado por frontones mixtilíneos entre diminutos pináculos y un chapitel de perfil curvo.
turismo.carmona.org/iglesia-de-san-bartolome/
This church is designed according to the usual formula of the local Mudejar style; three naves separated from each other by pillars, an apse and a transept. The apse of the central nave is covered with a starred ribbed vault very typical of Gothic art, dating the construction of the church to somewhere near the end of the 15th century.
The Gospel nave is connected to the outside through a lintelled door, whereas the Epistle nave is connected via a Gothic-style door to the large courtyard that acts as a side entrance to the church.
The main altarpiece, dating to the first third of the 18th century, consists of the lower part or basement of the altarpiece, underneath the main body which is divided into three aisles and an attic.
At the end of the 18th century, during the Baroque period, the church was transformed; the false vaults were removed during alterations carried out in 1975, and the upper body of the tower-façade was added, located at the foot of the church, with a rectangular floor plan where there is a linteled doorway between pilasters.
The tower consists of a pedestal framed by Baroque volutes, and rounded off by a balustrade terrace on which the belfry stands; it is finished off with highly decorated gables and a spire.
turismo.carmona.org/en/iglesia-de-san-bartolome/
XE3A4095 - Iglesia de San Bartolomé – Saint Bartholomew’s Church (Carmona, Sevilla)
Este templo está concebido de acuerdo a las formulas habituales del mudéjar local; tres naves separadas entre sí mediante pilares, ábside y crucero. El ábside de la nave central se cubre con una bóveda de nervadura estrellada propia del arte gótico, fechando la construcción del templo a finales del s. XV.
La nave del evangelio se comunica al exterior mediante una puerta adintelada, mientras que la nave de la epístola se comunica a través de una puerta ojival a la lonja de San Bartolomé.
El retablo mayor del primer tercio del s. XVIII, consta de banco y cuerpo dividido en tres calles y ático.
A finales del s. XVIII, durante el barroco, el templo se transformó; se hicieron las falsas bóvedas eliminadas durante las reformas de 1975 y se añade el cuerpo superior de la torre-fachada, situada a los pies del templo con planta rectangular donde se incluye una portada adintelada entre pilastras .
La torre consta de un pedestal enmarcado entre volutas barrocas, y rematado en una terraza abalaustrada sobre la que se alza el cuerpo de campanas; todo ello rematado por frontones mixtilíneos entre diminutos pináculos y un chapitel de perfil curvo.
turismo.carmona.org/iglesia-de-san-bartolome/
This church is designed according to the usual formula of the local Mudejar style; three naves separated from each other by pillars, an apse and a transept. The apse of the central nave is covered with a starred ribbed vault very typical of Gothic art, dating the construction of the church to somewhere near the end of the 15th century.
The Gospel nave is connected to the outside through a lintelled door, whereas the Epistle nave is connected via a Gothic-style door to the large courtyard that acts as a side entrance to the church.
The main altarpiece, dating to the first third of the 18th century, consists of the lower part or basement of the altarpiece, underneath the main body which is divided into three aisles and an attic.
At the end of the 18th century, during the Baroque period, the church was transformed; the false vaults were removed during alterations carried out in 1975, and the upper body of the tower-façade was added, located at the foot of the church, with a rectangular floor plan where there is a linteled doorway between pilasters.
The tower consists of a pedestal framed by Baroque volutes, and rounded off by a balustrade terrace on which the belfry stands; it is finished off with highly decorated gables and a spire.
turismo.carmona.org/en/iglesia-de-san-bartolome/