catafalque การใช้

• Formerly, the Lincoln Catafalque was stored and exhibited in the tomb.
• Presently the catafalque measures long, wide, and high.
• They gathered around the catafalque on which the body rested.
• Le Brun was chosen to design his catafalque.
• In 1665, he designed a catafalque commemorating the death of Philip IV of Spain.
• The name is in allusion to the many candles which are lighted round the catafalque.
• On November 14, thousands of people paid homage as her body lay on a catafalque.
• The catafalque is a simple bier of rough pine boards nailed together and covered with black cloth.
• The dignitaries present climbed one by one to the catafalque and looked at Atat黵k's face.
• However, Philip IV died in Spain, so unlike traditional catafalques, the monument housed no cadaver.
• The main hall on the rue d'Aubervilliers was used for the preparation of coffins and catafalques.
• There, they placed it gently on a catafalque for a wake that would occupy much of the day.
• This bier or catafalque represents the Tomb of Christ, and is made of wood, usually elaborately carved.
• The gallery and the catafalque below are lit by an oculus, in turn reminiscent of Grant's Tomb.
• The flag-draped casket was placed on November 16 in the reception hall of the palace on a catafalque.
• The catafalque is now on display in the Capitol Visitors Center for the general public to see when not in use.
• The epitaphios is placed on a beautifully ornate and decorate catafalque or bier before the Lamentations representing the tomb of Christ.
• When not in use, the catafalque is kept in the United States Capitol Visitor Center in a small vaulted chamber.
• The tomb meant for Washington stored the catafalque which is used to support coffins lying in state or honor in the Capitol.
• On June 6, 2013, his body lay in repose atop the Lincoln Catafalque within the Senate chamber at the Capitol.