Copia - Duomo di Siena
Duomo de Siena
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Duomo di Siena
By Gabriela,lola and Ingrid
Where is it?
Country: ItalyRegion: ToscanaCity: Siena
Dates of construction:
It was constructed between 1215 and 1264 approximately. The construction was financed by the Commune of Siena, an association of citizens that governed the city. They also participated in the construction, donating money, materials and labor.
For the cathedral floor, it took more than 500 years to build.
The cathedral has a length of 89 meters, a width of 40 meters and a height of 100 meters. The dome has a height of 77 meters.
Arquitects
There were four main architects: Giovanni Pisano, Giovanni di Agostino, Camaino di Crescentino and Giovanni Cecco.
Floor plan
Transpet
Transpet
Crossing
Apse
Altar
Central nave
Aisles
Crossing section
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Nave
Aisle
Clerestory
Arcade
Gallery
Butress
Nave roof
Arcade
Representative gothic elements
Rose Window
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Ribbed vault
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The window is located over the High Altar and displays images depicting the Virgin Mary, the Mother of Jesus
Representative gothic elements
Pinnacles
Gargoyles
There are 14 original gargoyles in the cathedral of Siena the others are displayed in the museum dell´ Opera in Florence.
Representative gothic elements:
Pointed arches
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FOR YOUR ATTENTION
Giovanni di Cecco was a Late Gothic architect and sculptor who worked in the region of Siena, Italy, in the 14th century.
Giovanni di Cecco
Giovanni Pisano
He was the main architect. Giovanni Pisano was an Italian sculptor, painter and architect. His most important works, were: Pulpit of the Cathedral of Siena, Fontana Maggiore of Perugia, and Pulpit of Sant'Andrea, among many others
Giovanni di Agostino
Giovanni di Agostino, or Giovanni D'Agostino was an Italian gothic art sculptor in Siena. His most important work was the cathedral of Siena.
Camaino di Crescentino was a sculptor and architect. His most important works were the Cathedral of Siena and The Baptistery.
Camaino di Crescentino