canopy
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canopy. 1. Roof-like ornamented hood surmounting an altar,
doorway,
font,
niche,
pulpit (where it is called a
tester),
stall, statue,
tabernacle, throne, tomb, window-aperture, etc., supported on
brackets,
colonnettes, etc., or suspended.
2. Canopy of honour,
ceele,
ceilure,
celure,
cellure, or
seele, is a richly coloured, often gilded, and panelled ceiling above an altar,
chancel,
chantry-chapel,
mortuary-chapel, etc.
3. Town canopy is a structure resembling an arcaded
gabled opening, often with elaborate
pinnacles,
finials, etc., like a model building, set on top of a niche or protecting a statue: the motif was adapted in funerary architecture, often shown in three dimensions, but horizontal (90° from the usual vertical position as a protection from the weather), on
tomb-chests over the heads of
effigies, and was later shown in
incised slabs and funerary
brasses. A canopy over an altar is usually called
baldacchino or ciborium.
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