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The southern facade of the Cathedral in Palermo with a view of the surrounding square. Of note the fine gothic portal. In the square, a few flowerbeds surround the monument to Santa Rosalia
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The southern facade of the Cathedral in Palermo with a view of the surrounding square. Of note the fine gothic portal. In the square, a few flowerbeds surround the monument to Santa Rosalia
The southern facade of the Cathedral in Palermo with a view of the surrounding square. Of note the fine gothic portal. In the square, a few flowerbeds surround the monument to Santa Rosalia Palermo Church Norman style, Middle Ages, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1860-1870 ca.. Date of Artwork:1184, 1429-1430, 1781-1801. Artist:Fuga, Ferdinando, Gambara, Antonio
Incorpora, Giuseppe
MFC-A-003188-0161
Media ID 33263069
© Alinari Archives, Florence
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This photo print, titled "MFC-A-003188-0161" transports us back in time to the enchanting city of Palermo. The image showcases the magnificent southern facade of the Cathedral, offering a breathtaking view of the bustling square that surrounds it. Standing out amidst this architectural marvel is the exquisite gothic portal, its intricate details capturing our attention. The photograph was taken around 1860-1870, allowing us a glimpse into a bygone era where horse-drawn carriages and pedestrians filled these historic streets. It was captured by talented artists Ferdinando Fuga and Antonio Gambara, who skillfully immortalized this timeless scene. Dating back centuries, the Cathedral itself holds immense historical significance. Its construction began in 1184 and continued through various periods until its completion between 1429-1430 and further renovations from 1781-1801. This sacred place has witnessed countless religious ceremonies and played an integral role in Palermo's cultural heritage. As we admire this remarkable artwork by Giuseppe Incorpora from Alinari, our eyes are drawn to other notable elements within the frame – from the majestic dome and bell tower to various decorative features adorning the building's sections. The church stands as a testament to Christian faith while harmoniously blending with its urban surroundings. Adding charm to this already picturesque square are several flowerbeds encircling Santa Rosalia's monument – paying homage to this beloved saint. The combination of architecture, nature, and spirituality creates an atmosphere that is both awe-inspiring and serene. Incorpora's masterful composition allows us to appreciate not only Palermo's rich history but also its enduring beauty. As we gaze upon this photo print, we can't help but feel transported into another world – one where artistry meets devotion against a backdrop of vibrant city life.
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