 Il cimitero monumentale - Reviews from across the web
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Il cimitero monumentale, Verona | MyTravelGuide.com
The monumental cemetry was designed in 1828 by Giuseppe Barbieri in Neo-Doric style. It is square in shape, and divided by two paths which split it into four sections. The sculptures which adorn the entrance are inspired by those designed by Antonio Canova for the tomb of Pope Clement XIII. Inside, ...
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Cimitero Monumentale, Milan | MyTravelGuide.com
For those who feel up to it, this enormous complex is well worth a visit for both its historic and artistic value. The central building was designed by Maciachini and constructed from 1860 to 1897. It is in Neo-Medieval style with Tuscan, Venetian and Lombard touches. Showing a skilful use of variou...
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Verona monumental cemetery
Every span of the enclosure has a hierachical burial organization: two hundrend monumental graves are placed on the STILOBATE NOBILITATE of the doric colonned ambulatory and are not exposed to the inclemency of the weather; so many ground graves are placed right against the stilobate and other two h...
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Monumental Cemetery, Perugia - An Italy Attraction
The Monumental Cemetery was built to a design by F. Lardoni and A. Arienti. It was consecrated in 1849 by Bishop G. Pecci, who later became Pope Leo XII. There are some remarkable monuments and chapels of important Perugian families here, giving visitors an insight into the sculptures and architectu...
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