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speculumannorum) wrote2018-12-21 04:25 pm
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speculumannorum: Ceiling and eastward view of the Chapel of the...
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Ceiling and eastward view of the Chapel of the Maccabees.
For obvious reasons, the tomb of a catholic cardinal did not survive the Reformation - it was subdivided, turned into a salt store, and later ‘used by the academy’ (what academy? Signage did not say).
In the 19th c it was restored in what the signs tell me is neo-gothic style. Neo-gothic as I know it is dour and stone-coloured - I LIKE THIS BETTER. The frescoes follow the patterns and designs of the original 15th c decoration.
Throwback to: January 2014. Most Extra part of the Cathédrale Saint-Pierre.
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Ceiling and eastward view of the Chapel of the Maccabees.
For obvious reasons, the tomb of a catholic cardinal did not survive the Reformation - it was subdivided, turned into a salt store, and later ‘used by the academy’ (what academy? Signage did not say).
In the 19th c it was restored in what the signs tell me is neo-gothic style. Neo-gothic as I know it is dour and stone-coloured - I LIKE THIS BETTER. The frescoes follow the patterns and designs of the original 15th c decoration.
Throwback to: January 2014. Most Extra part of the Cathédrale Saint-Pierre.
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