Translation for 'iconostasis' from English to French

iconostasis [wall of icons and religious paintings­, separating the nave from the sanctuary in a church]

iconostase {f}arch.artsrelig.

• The Ukrainian renaissance and baroque periods are represented by the works of Ivan Rutkovych (the Zhovkva iconostasis of the 17th century) and Jov Kondzelevich (the Bogorodchansky iconostasis, 1698–1705).
• His greatest work was the iconostasis of the church in Vršac and Bela Crkva from around 1792.
• The cathedral's architecture also features a unique iconostasis (the screen which separates the nave of the church from the sanctuary).
• An integral part of the iconostasis are the royal doors.
• He painted the iconostasis of the churches of Hodegetria and Agios Nikolaos of Geronton, as well as the iconostasis of Agios Nikolaos in 1815.

• Among the works painted by Aleksije Lazović is the iconostasis of the Church of the Dormition-of-the-Mother-of-God at the Reževići Monastery, near Petrovac na Moru or the Uspanie Bogomatere Church in Šibenik, Croatia.
• One of his earliest work was the iconostasis in Grgeteg Monastery (1774) which was in 1902 replaced with the iconostasis done by Uroš Predić.
• Separation of the nave from the altar is made by a wooden iconostasis. The iconostasis is carved in linden wood, in the Brâncovenesc style.
• There is an iconostasis consisting of about 50 icons painted by the masters of Zhovkva Painting and Carving School of Ivan Rutkovych in the beginning of 18th century.
• He worked mostly iconostasis, murals and portraits.

• The iconostasis was placed in front of the altar in 1795.
• The church was looted in 1922 and lost its iconostasis; existing iconostasis comes from a church in Preobrazhenskoye that was demolished in the 1960s.