Trie回廊（西拱廊西立面） - 美国大都会艺术博物馆展品查阅

品名（中）	Trie回廊（西拱廊西立面）
品名（英）	Trie Cloister (West Elevation of West Arcade)
入馆年号	1925年，25.120.135–.971
策展部门	修道院（The Cloisters）
创作者
创作年份	公元 1450 - 公元 1499
创作地区	制造于: 法国, 比利牛斯山脉（Made in: France, Pyrenees）
分类	雕塑建筑（Sculpture-Architectural）
尺寸	35 ft. 8 英寸 x 47 ft. 2 1/2 英寸 (10.9 x 14.4 m)
介绍（中）	图卢兹附近Trie-en-Bigorre的加尔默罗修道院修道院的首都装饰着旧约和新约以及圣徒生活的场景。首都使用白色大理石，竖井使用彩色大理石表明这是一项享有盛誉的委员会。由于首都的原始排列是未知的，因此它们按顺序显示，对应于其展开的叙述。在他们身上发现了许多徽章;纳瓦拉王后凯瑟琳·德·福瓦（Catherine de Foix）和她的丈夫让·达布雷特（Jean d'Albret）于1484年结婚，帮助确定了建造修道院的最早日期。在1571年胡格诺派摧毁了除教堂以外的所有修道院建筑后，一些Trie首都被卖给了圣塞维尔德鲁斯坦的本笃会修道院，用于重建自己的修道院。其中 28 艘在 1889 年至 1890 年间再次易手，当时它们被卖给了塔布市。在已知在特里耶的八十一个首都中，有十八个现在在修道院。 Trie Cloister花园重现了许多中世纪艺术作品中熟悉的花朵草地，那里有许多植物在不同季节在长春花接壤的地面上绽放。芬芳的展示伴随着中央喷泉的流水声，中央喷泉由中世纪晚期和现代元素组成。与叽叽喳喳的鸟儿、蝴蝶和蜜蜂一起，这些植物将这个令人愉快的围栏变成了中世纪挂毯上动植物的生动展示。
介绍（英）	The capitals from the cloister of the Carmelite convent at Trie-en-Bigorre, near Toulouse, are decorated with scenes from the Old and New Testaments and the lives of the saints. The use of white marble for the capitals and colored marble for the shafts indicates that this was a prestigious commission. Since the original arrangement of the capitals is unknown, they are displayed sequentially, corresponding to their unfolding narratives. Many coats of arms are found on them; those of Catherine de Foix, queen of Navarre, and her husband, Jean d'Albret, who married in 1484, help establish the earliest possible date for the construction of the cloister. After the Huguenots destroyed all of the monastic buildings except for the church in 1571, some of the Trie capitals were sold to the Benedictine monastery of Saint-Sever-de-Rustan for the rebuilding of its own cloister. Twenty-eight of them changed hands again between 1889 and 1890, when they were sold to the city of Tarbes. Of the eighty-one capitals known to have been at Trie, eighteen are now at The Cloisters. The flowery meadow familiar from so many medieval works of art is re-created in the Trie Cloister garden, where a multitude of plants blooms in different seasons on a ground bordered with periwinkles. The fragrant display is accompanied by the sound of running water from the central fountain, which is composed of late medieval and modern elements. Together with the chirping birds, butterflies, and bees, the plantings transform this delightful enclosure into a vivid display of the flora and fauna seen in tapestries of the Middle Ages.