Cappella Palatina Collection

Royal Chapel (Palatine Chapel) (Cappella Palatina) at the Royal Palace of Palermo (Palazzo Reale), Palermo, Sicily, Italy, Europe

Interior of the Capella Palatina in Palermo, Italy, 1842. Creator: Martinus Rorbye
Interior of the Capella Palatina in Palermo, Italy, 1842

Adam und Eva. The Fall, 1140-1170. Creator: Byzantine Master
Adam und Eva. The Fall, 1140-1170. Found in the Collection of Cappella Palatina, Palermo

Cappella Palatina, Palermo (oil on canvas)
2956895 Cappella Palatina, Palermo (oil on canvas) by Leighton, Frederic (1830-96); 40.64x27.94 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

Cross-Section from the East End of the Palatine Chapel, Palermo, Sicily
STC134511 Cross-Section from the East End of the Palatine Chapel, Palermo, Sicily, from Fragments d Architecture du Moyen Age et de la Renaissance

Cross-Section of the Palatine Chapel, Palermo, Sicily, from Fragments d
STC134510 Cross-Section of the Palatine Chapel, Palermo, Sicily, from Fragments d Architecture du Moyen Age et de la Renaissance, engraved by Jules Adolphe Chauvet (b.1828) (litho) by French School

The Creation of Adam (mosaic)
ALI152199 The Creation of Adam (mosaic) by Italian School, (12th century); Palatine Chapel, Palermo, Sicily, Italy; (add.info.: palace of Norman King of Sicily; ); Alinari

Sicily: Cappella Palatina, Palermo, c. 1850 (pencil on paper)
3057569 Sicily: Cappella Palatina, Palermo, c.1850 (pencil on paper) by Werner, Carl Friedrich Heinrich (1808-94); 29.2x22.9 cm; Private Collection; Abbott and Holder, London, UK; German

The Creation of Eve (mosaic)
ALI328592 The Creation of Eve (mosaic) by Italian School, (12th century); Palatine Chapel, Palermo, Sicily, Italy; (add.info.: palace of the Norman King of Sicily; ); Alinari

Entry into Jerusalem (mosaic)
884394 Entry into Jerusalem (mosaic) by Sicilian School, (12th Century); Palatine Chapel, Palermo, Sicily, Italy; (add.info)

Palatine Chapel, Palermo, Sicily, Italy, europe

Charlemagne is shown the plans for the Palatine Chapel in Aachen, (1936). Creator: Unknown
Charlemagne is shown the plans for the Palatine Chapel in Aachen, (1936). Karl Der Grosse Lasst Sich Den Plan Zur Palastkapelle Der Kaiserpfalz in Aachen Vorlegen, 796 AD

A mosaic showing the Fathers of the Church, 12th century
A mosaic showing the Fathers of the Church with St Basil in the centre, in the Capella Palatina in Palermo, 12th century

Capella Palatina, Palermo, Sicily, Italy, Europe

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The Cappella Palatina, also known as the Royal Chapel or Palatine Chapel, is a magnificent architectural gem located within the Royal Palace of Palermo in Sicily, Italy. This stunning chapel showcases an exquisite blend of Byzantine, Norman, and Islamic influences that make it truly unique. As you step into the Cappella Palatina, you are immediately transported back in time to a place where art and religion intertwine harmoniously. The walls are adorned with breathtaking mosaics depicting biblical scenes such as "The Creation of Adam" and "The Creation of Eve. " These intricate works of art showcase the skill and craftsmanship of their creators. One cannot help but be captivated by the beauty found within this sacred space. The mosaic artwork is complemented by ornate marble columns and arches that create a sense of grandeur. Every detail has been meticulously crafted to create an atmosphere that inspires awe and reverence. A cross-section view reveals the meticulous planning behind this architectural masterpiece. From Fragments d', one can see how every element fits together seamlessly to form a symphony of design, and is evident that great care was taken in creating a space that would leave visitors breathless. Not only does the Cappella Palatina impress with its artistic splendor, but it also holds historical significance. Charlemagne himself was shown plans for this chapel in Aachen during his reign. Its construction represents an important moment in history when different cultures converged to create something extraordinary. Visiting this enchanting chapel allows us to appreciate not only its religious importance but also its cultural significance. It serves as a testament to human creativity and ingenuity throughout history. The Cappella Palatina stands as a testament to human achievement in architecture and artistry. Its fusion of styles from various civilizations creates an unparalleled visual experience for all who have the privilege to visit this remarkable place in Sicily's capital, Palermo.