Florence
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A Davanzati is resting in an ancient Christian sarcophagus, to which only a lid with a recumbent figure of the defunct has been added (1444). Fully aware of their own power, the men of this period modestly preferred a genuine work of the olden times, and in their minds the antique presented the highest style. The inscription had always to be in latin.
Fig. 20. Death of the Virgin. From the back of the Tabernacle.
VI. OR SAN MICHELE.
ORCAGNA'S TABERNACLE. THE STATUES OF THE GUILDS.
THE garden wi...th the holy shrine of St. Michael in the Via Calzajoli has a long history which takes us back to the early days of Florenze. Since the time of the Longobards the archangel had rivalled in popularity the patron saint of the town, St. John the Baptist ; at least four churches and two convents were consecrated to him. As far back as the 9 th century we find a small, old convent "in the garden", for the nuns of St. Michael, and after 11 76 a church which was demolished in the 13 th century. In 1284 the municipality had a "corn exchange" built after Arnolfo's plan, and placed it under the supervision of the Guild of Silk Manufacturers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A Davanzati is resting in an ancient Christian sarcophagus, to which only a lid with a recumbent figure of the defunct has been added (1444). Fully aware of their own power, the men of this period modestly preferred a genuine work of the olden times, and in their minds the antique presented the highest style. The inscription had always to be in latin.
Fig. 20. Death of the Virgin. From the back of the Tabernacle.
VI. OR SAN MICHELE.
ORCAGNA'S TABERNACLE. THE STATUES OF THE GUILDS.
THE garden wi...th the holy shrine of St. Michael in the Via Calzajoli has a long history which takes us back to the early days of Florenze. Since the time of the Longobards the archangel had rivalled in popularity the patron saint of the town, St. John the Baptist ; at least four churches and two convents were consecrated to him. As far back as the 9 th century we find a small, old convent "in the garden", for the nuns of St. Michael, and after 11 76 a church which was demolished in the 13 th century. In 1284 the municipality had a "corn exchange" built after Arnolfo's plan, and placed it under the supervision of the Guild of Silk Manufacturers.
What to read after Florence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adolf Philippi to read onlineMoreLess
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