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The Pisa Cathedral Duomo Belltower Campanile
The Pisa cathedral, or Duomo, and its belltower (campanile) known as the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Pisa, Tuscany, Italy, seen here in the 19th century. Campo dei Miracoli, or Field of Miracles. Also known as the Piazza del Duomo. The 11th century Cathedral was designed by architects Buscheto and Rainaldo in the Pisan Romanesque style. Designed by Bonanno Pisano in the Romanesque style, construction began on the Leaning Tower in 1173 and was completed in 1372. From Les Plus Belles Eglises du Monde, published 1861
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11th Century Architect Architects Architectural Style Campanile Cathedral Church Churches Completed Construction Designed Duomo Famous Landmark Italian Italy Monument Pisa Religion Tuscany 1372 Belltower Bonanno Pisano Campo Dei Miracoli Field Of Miracles Leaning Tower Of Pisa Piazza Del Duomo Romanesque Style
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This vintage print captures the magnificent Pisa Cathedral Duomo Belltower Campanile, famously known as the Leaning Tower of Pisa, in all its glory. Taken in the 19th century, this image transports us back to a time when this architectural marvel stood tall amidst the picturesque landscape of Tuscany, Italy. Located in Campo dei Miracoli, also known as Field of Miracles or Piazza del Duomo, this historic site is a testament to the rich religious heritage and exceptional craftsmanship of its time. The 11th-century Cathedral was skillfully designed by architects Buscheto and Rainaldo in the distinctive Pisan Romanesque style. Its intricate details and grandeur are awe-inspiring. Adjacent to the cathedral stands the iconic bell tower designed by Bonanno Pisano. Construction on this leaning masterpiece began in 1173 and took almost two centuries to complete. Despite its unintended tilt caused by unstable ground conditions during construction, it has become one of Italy's most famous landmarks. This archival engraving showcases not only an extraordinary monument but also serves as a reminder of our enduring fascination with architecture throughout history. It encapsulates both religious devotion and human ingenuity within its frame. Ken Welsh's timeless photograph invites us to appreciate the beauty and cultural significance that these ancient structures hold for generations past and present.
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