Iglesia de San Francisco (San Marino) (Chiesa di San Francesco (San Marino))
La Iglesia de San Francisco (en italiano: Chiesa di San Francesco ) es una iglesia católica situada en la Ciudad de San Marino, en el país del mismo nombre.[1]
El convento y la iglesia adyacente se basaron inicialmente en Murata, cerca de la ciudad de San Marino, pero más tarde el Papa Clemente VII concede la mudanza de la iglesia y el convento a la ciudad de San Marino, porque en Murata había peligro de las incursiones de la Casa de Malatesta.
La construcción fue iniciada en 1351 y terminada hacia el 1400.
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Interesting that the temple was turned into a catholic place of baptism. Faunt now has money in it.
2 years ago -
a dead Christ with St. Francis and Apollonia. On each vault are newer frescos representing different saints. It is a very modest interior, well lighted. The exterior is constructed of sandstone blocks with a cloister and a quadrangular bell tower. Four columns, resting on two walls, support the porch roof. There is a single arched entry portal.
3 years ago -
This single nave church, built in 1361, has a 14th century cross in the apse from the original church. On the altar is a painting from the 15th century depicting a dead Christ with St. Francis and Apollonia. On each vault are newer frescos representing different saints. It is a very modest interior, well lighted. The exterior is constructed of sandstone blocks with a cloister and a quadrangular bell tower. Four columns, resting on two walls, support the porch roof. There is a single arched entry portal.
3 years ago -
We only came inside here because we had the multi-museum pass otherwise I don't think it's worth it. There are some religious artefacts and paintings here and also a very bizarre temporary exhibition by an artist painting himself in various poses (including looking crazed and naked crouching on a bed!)
4 years ago -
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