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The rather plain façade may once have been brightly painted: a hint of what's inside. |
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[ 6/12/99: 1 page, 2 photos ] Some churches are all pinnacles and portals, spires and sculptures; but the interior is not much. Others, like S. Agostino, are the reverse: it's mostly about the frescoes inside. Much has been lost, but much remains, and some of it is quite beautiful. |
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[ 3 pages, 14 photos ] And then there's the underwearA few saints, of course, are commonly represented naked or nearly so: St. Sebastian is the example that comes to mind. But here, there's something odd going on. What, though? |
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A little note here mostly for young people going on your first trip to Europe: there's a lesson in this. If you're doing the sights somewhere, don't dismiss a church or monument because it doesn't look so hot from one angle. Walk around it, or go inside: you may be surprised. Open your eyes.
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