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View of the American Episcopal Church of S. Paolo entro le Mura, only example in Italy of the English "Arts and Crafts" movement and first non-Catholic church built in the city
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View of the American Episcopal Church of S. Paolo entro le Mura, only example in Italy of the English "Arts and Crafts" movement and first non-Catholic church built in the city
View of the American Episcopal Church of S. Paolo entro le Mura, only example in Italy of the English "Arts and Crafts" movement and first non-Catholic church built in the city. Rome Via Nazionale Church Revival styles, Nineteenth century, 19th century, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1890 ca.. Date of Artwork:1872-1876. Artist:Street, George Edmund
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Apse Exedra Prothyrum Road Avenue Rose Window Three Light Window Tribune Two Light Window Tympanum With Actionrevival Styles
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This print showcases the remarkable American Episcopal Church of S. Paolo entro le Mura, a true gem in Italy's architectural landscape. Serving as the sole example of the English "Arts and Crafts" movement in the country, this church holds immense historical significance as Rome's first non-Catholic place of worship. Captured around 1890 by photographer George Edmund Street, this image beautifully captures the intricate details and grandeur of this nineteenth-century masterpiece. The photograph allows us to appreciate every element that makes up its awe-inspiring structure – from its exquisite rose window and ornate apse to its elegant exedra and majestic bell tower. As we gaze upon this artwork, we are transported back to a time when religious architecture played a vital role in shaping urban landscapes. The church stands proudly amidst bustling Via Nazionale, offering both locals and visitors an enchanting view of Rome's vibrant cityscape. The juxtaposition between old-world charm and modern life is evident in this street scene captured by Anderson from Alinari. It serves as a reminder that despite being built during Europe's First and Second Millennium A. D. , structures like these continue to stand tall amid ever-changing times. Beyond its architectural marvels, this photograph also symbolizes unity among diverse faiths within one city. As the first non-Catholic church constructed here, it represents religious freedom and tolerance for all Christian denominations. Anderson's skillful composition invites us into a world where history meets artistry; where buildings become more than just structures but rather reflections of cultural heritage. This print serves as a testament to human creativity throughout centuries while reminding us of our shared past rooted deeply within European history.
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