Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Vézelay, Church and Hill' has mentioned 'Christ' in the following places:
| Occurrence Sentence | Text Source |
|---|---|
| "[9] In addition, the two tympana are similar in that they follow the tradition of placing the exaggerated Christ in the center of the image. | WIKI |
| The central tympanum shows a benevolent Christ conveying his message to the Apostles, who flank him on either side. | WIKI |
| This Christ is distinct in Romanesque architecture. | WIKI |
| He is a stark contrast to the angry Christ of the St. Pierre de Moissac tympanum. | WIKI |
| The Moissac Christ is a forbidding figure that sits upon the throne of judgment. | WIKI |
| It is another example of the typical Romanesque Christ. | WIKI |
| The Vxc3xa9zelay Christ, however, is pictured contraposto with arms wide. | WIKI |
| The Vxc3xa9zelay Christ is sending the Crusaders outxe2x80x94he is not judging them. | WIKI |
| A forbidding Christ placed upon the throne of judgment would have been out of place at Vxc3xa9zelay. | WIKI |
| That is why the traditional Romanesque Christ, with its angry stare, was replaced at Vxc3xa9zelay by a kind and welcoming Christ with arms wide open. | WIKI |
| The entire scene is organized around Christ in Glory blessing the apostles and assigning them the mission of converting the nations. | UNESCO |