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The majestic Cathedral of Milan. The bell tower, springing from the nave and torn down in the second half of the Nineteenth century, is visible. In the foreground, the right side decorated with numerous statues and spires. At the base of the facade, partial view of Piazza Mengoniana
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The majestic Cathedral of Milan. The bell tower, springing from the nave and torn down in the second half of the Nineteenth century, is visible. In the foreground, the right side decorated with numerous statues and spires. At the base of the facade, partial view of Piazza Mengoniana
The majestic Cathedral of Milan. The bell tower, springing from the nave and torn down in the second half of the Nineteenth century, is visible. In the foreground, the right side decorated with numerous statues and spires. At the base of the facade, partial view of Piazza Mengoniana Milan Church Gothic, Middle Ages, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1860 - 1865 ca.. Date of Artwork:XIV-XVI, XIX. Artist:Dolcebuono, Giovanni Giacomo, Solari, Giovanni, Solari, Guiniforte, Amadeo Giovanni Antonio (1447-1522), Solari, Pietro Antonio, Pellegrini, Pellegrino Tibaldi, known as (1527-1596)
Sommer, Giorgio
PDC-F-002833-0000
Media ID 33279651
© Alinari Archives, Florence
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The Majestic Cathedral of Milan - A Glimpse into Architectural Splendor
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. Step back in time with this print captured by Giorgio Sommer from Alinari. The image, titled PDC-F-002833-0000, transports us to the enchanting city of Milan during the mid-19th century. At the heart of this composition stands the awe-inspiring Cathedral of Milan, its grandeur reaching towards the heavens. The photograph showcases a magnificent bell tower that once graced its nave but was unfortunately demolished in later years. Nevertheless, its absence does not diminish the cathedral's majesty. The intricate details adorning the right side of the facade are a testament to masterful craftsmanship. Countless statues and spires embellish every inch, creating an ethereal atmosphere that leaves viewers in awe. As we gaze upon this architectural marvel, we catch a glimpse of Piazza Mengoniana at its base—a bustling square that adds life and vibrancy to this historic scene. Dating back centuries, elements from various artists can be found within these walls—Dolcebuono, Giovanni Giacomo; Solari, Giovanni; Solari Guiniforte; Amadeo Giovanni Antonio (1447-1522); Solari Pietro Antonio; and Pellegrini Tibaldi known as (1527-1596). Their collective genius has shaped this structure throughout XIV-XVI and XIX centuries. This remarkable photograph captures more than just architecture—it encapsulates a vibrant street scene within urban Milan. Street lamps illuminate passersby going about their daily lives while providing glimpses into city life during that era. Giorgio Sommer's lens skillfully freezes time for us to appreciate both historical significance and artistic brilliance embodied by Milan's Cathedral. This print is not just an object but rather a window into religious devotion and cultural heritage—an invitation to explore history through visual storytelling.
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