Most of what we saw in Bologna were the churches below. Time ran out, and we didn't get in the art museum with its whole room devoted to Guido Reni, a favorite. We'll do better next time, allowing a full two days.
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On the Via dell Indepenza, Holy Telecommunications |
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Bologna Cathedral |
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It took us two tries to see this one, scrambling in and out
between masses; it's large, reputedly the 5th largest (they
all say that), Gothic |
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Its main sights are this 38 meter sundial contraption |
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Thus, which led to the discovery that the
solar year is actualy 1/4 day longer than 365 |
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And this beautifully-frescoed chapel, which
was closed because of the ongoing services |
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St. Petronius himself across the piazza |
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Next,the Chiesa San Domenico |
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A bit Baroque nowadays |
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Nave view |
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Notable largely for this incredible Pisano sarcophagus; the candle-holding angel on the right was done by a very young Michaelangelo |
1 comment:
Love the photos. Hope Mark is feeling better.
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