Cattedrale di Orvieto

English: The Cathedral is located in Orvieto in Italy.

Exteriors

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  View

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  Cathedral
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  Facade

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  Facade

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  Gable of the left part of the façade
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  Top part of the façade
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  Top gable and rose window
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  Statues of the Prophets on the side of the rose window
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  Statues of the Prohets and bronze Agnus Dei on the central gable
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  Lower left part of the façade
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  lower right part of the façade
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  Cathedral
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  side view
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  side view
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  Lateral view

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  cosmatesque spiral

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  Cosmatesque spirals at the left entrance
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  Cosmatesque spirals at the central portal
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  Decorations at the central portal
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  close-up at decorations
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  Angel, small statue over the right entrance
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  Small statue over the left entrance
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  Statues of Prophets beside the rose window
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  Prophets
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  Statues of the Apostles on top of the rose window

Mosaics on the facade

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  St. Joachim, St. Anne, Nativity of Mary (above right portal)
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  Presentation of Mary in the Temple (upper right part of façade)
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  close-up
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  Central portal
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  Middle : Assumption of Mary in Glory; on the sides; the Apostles (over the central portal)
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  Rose window with the Four Doctors of the Church and 52 heads of saints around it
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  St. Augustinus
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  Archangel Gabriel, Baptism of Christ, Annunciation of the Virgin (above left portal)
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  Baptism of Christ
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  Annunciation of the Virgin
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  Marriage of the Virgin (top gable over left portal)
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  Marriage of the Virgin
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  Coronation of Mary (top of the cathedral)
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  Coronation of the Virgin

Bronze doors by Emilio Greco

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  Left door

Marble reliefs on the piers

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  Relief on the left pier :scenes from Genesis
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  Genesis : God takes a rib from Adam as he sleeps
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  Genesis : creation of Eve
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  Genesis : God the Father forbids Eve to pick the fruit
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  Genesis : the original sin
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  Genesis : expulsion from Paradise
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  Genesis: Expulsion from Paradise
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  Genesis : Cain and Abel making offerings to God
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  Genesis : Cain kills Abel
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  close-up
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  Naomi teaches reading; Jubal, father of music
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  relief on the second pier :scenes from the Old Testament
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  OT : Adam's sepulchral urn
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  OT : King David
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  OT : Moses saved is presented to the Pharaoh's daughter
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  Relief on the third pier : scenes of the New Testament
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  NT: Angel
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  NT : Annunciation
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  NT : Visitation
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  New testament : Birth of Jesus
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  NT : Epiphany
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  Relief on the right pier : the Last Judgment
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  Last Judgment, close-up
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  Last Judgment : the elect
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  Last Judgment: the elected (close-up)
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  Last Judgment : the hell (close-up)
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  Last Judgment : the damned (close-up)

Bronze statues

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  Lion, symbol of Mark the Evangelist
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  Eagle, symbol of John the Evangelist
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  Bull, symbol of Luke the Evangelist
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  Angel, symbol of Matthew the Evangelist
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  Lamb of God by Matteo di Ugolino da Bologna (1352)

Interiors

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  Interior
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  Nave
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  Nave and ceiling
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  Nave and right aisle
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  Aisle window with alabaster panes
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  Window with neo-Gothic stained glass
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  Fresco
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  Organ
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  Organ
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  "Pietà" by Ippolito Scalza (1579)
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  Baptismal font
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  Baptismal font
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  Holy water stoup

Apse

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  Cross by Maitani; stalls by Giovanni Ammannati
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  Stained-glass quadrifore
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  Ceiling
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  Apse fresco cycle
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  Fresco fragments
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  Fresco cycle in apse : scenes from the life of the Virgin
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Chapel of the Blessed Corporal

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  Entrance
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  Altar with blood-stained linen (corporal)
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  Madonna of Mercy by Lippo Memmi
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  Stained-glass window
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  Fresco by Ugolino di Prete Ilario
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San Brizio Chapel

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  Baroque altar and "Madonna of San Brizio"
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  Ceiling
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  Ceiling
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  Doctors of the Church
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  Choir of the Apostles
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  Choir of Patriarchs
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  The Preaching of the Antichrist (Luca Signorelli)
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  The Damned are taken to Hell and received by Demons
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  Resurrection of the Flesh
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  The Elect in Paradise
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  The Reprobates driven to Hell
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  The End of the World
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  Pietà
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  Dante
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  Virgil
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  Ovid