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The document discusses several important historical monuments in the city of Mirandola, Italy that were damaged in the 2012 earthquake. These include: 1) The Pico Castle, which houses the Civic Museum of Mirandola and exhibits related to the history of the city and prominent Pico family members. 2) The Palace of Law, an old Gothic-style palace built in 1300 where the mayor once administered justice. 3) The Bergomi Palace, built in the 15th century and named after the Italian city of Bergamo, with large windows and arches. 4) The Collegiate Church of Santa Maria Maggiore, with three naves, vaulted ceilings, and
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English version le scale mobili di perugia sotto la rocca paolina
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Basilica san zeno
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Basilica san zeno
The Basilica of San Zeno in Verona, Italy dates back to the 6th-7th century AD. Built in the Romanesque style with thick walls and rounded arches, it has undergone several reconstructions after earthquakes and invasions. Notable features include the 62m bell tower added in the 11th century, the crypt housing the remains of Saint Zeno beneath the church, and an attached abbey dating to the 9th century. The facade serves as a model for Romanesque architecture in Verona, marked by angled pilasters and arched openings.
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S. francesco di paola english version
The Basilica of San Francesco di Paola in Naples is located in the central Piazza Plebiscito in front of the Royal Palace. It was designed in neoclassical style in the early 19th century to replace monasteries demolished on the site. The round church resembles the Pantheon in Rome with its dome and portico of columns. Inside are Corinthian columns supporting the main dome with statues of saints around the walls and important paintings by artists like Camuccini and Campi in the chapels and apse.
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Romanesque architecture developed in Europe during the Middle Ages following the decline of Barbarian invasions. The Pisa Cathedral Complex in Italy, built between the 11th-14th centuries, is a prime example featuring the Pisa Cathedral, Leaning Tower of Pisa (campanile), Baptistery, cemetery, and other structures. The complex demonstrates the Romanesque style through its use of rounded arches, arcades, marble construction, and sculptures. The Leaning Tower gained its tilt due to unstable foundations beneath its eight stories of galleries. The Baptistery contains important works by Nicola and Giovanni Pisano.
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Let’s talk about powerful conversations! We all know how to lead a constructive conversation, right? Then why is it so difficult to have those conversations with people at work, especially those in powerful positions that show resistance to change?
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Mirandola s historical monuments
- 1. Mirandola’s historical monuments Mirandola is a wonderful city, in fact there are some great monuments, such as:
- 2. The Pico Castle The castle was restored in 2006 although over the centuries the original structure has been subject to substantial demolitions including the big-tower (Torrione) that was built under Giovan Francesco Pico II in 1500. Today the castle houses the Civic Museum of Mirandola. The exhibits consist of paintings, coins, prints, furniture, documents and archaeological findings that tell the history of Mirandola, its institutions, and several portraits of prominent members of the Pico family, such as Giovan Francesco Pico della Mirandola (1469-1533).
- 3. The Palace of Law Palace of Law, in late Gothic style, is a very old palace(It was built in 1300). This palace has got three floors. This palace is called “Of the Law” because in ancient times the mayor administrated justice there.
- 4. Bergomi Palace This palace was built in the 15th century, and the name “Bergomi” comes from another Italian city, Bergamo. The superior part of the palace has got, on the first floor, some big double lancet windows sormounted by an oculus, while the overhead order is composed by monofores. This sector of the building is in good conditions, while the lower one has undergone some changes.
- 5. The Collegiate Church of Santa Maria Maggiore This collegiale church has an interior with three naves and vaulted ceilings and holds some valuable paintings and frescoes. The bell tower is 48 meters high, with the lower part dating from the late 15th century.
- 6. The San Francesco Church This is the most ancient church of the City and one of the first Franciscan churches in Italy, it is the Pantheon of the Pico,burial place of the family and still housing four magnificent tombs fixed to the wall in the northern aisle. Among the others are the tombs of Giovanni Pico’s parents and of his brother Galeotto. Also Giovan Francesco Pico was buried below the floor of the church.
- 7. This church, originally staffed by the Jesuit order, was commissioned by Alessandro I Pico when he was invested as Duke, and construction began in 1621 and was completed in 1689. The facade remains incomplete and presents a simple brick front. The interior however has elaborate baroque decorations in its single nave. The interiors include an almost Churrigueresque wooden altar and pulpit. The main altar also has a polychrome marble altarpiece of the Circumcision by Innocenzo Monti. By the late 18th century, the expulsion of the Jesuits from the dukedom was followed soon after by the Napoleonic invasions. The convent became hospital in the 19th century and now houses the city library, the archives and other offices. The church roof partially fell in after 2012 Northern Italy earthquakes and has been undergoing restoration. The Jesus Church
- 9. Most of the monuments in Mirandola were damaged in 2012 because of the Earthquake