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Churches of Spoleto

[A sunny space crowded with buildings, prominent among which is a large building preceded by a six-columned portico, with a pointed square stone belfry about 18 meters tall; on the right of the picture, the scene is bounded by a darker patch of houses. It is a view of the Duomo and its piazza, in Spoleto in Umbria (central Italy).]

The Duomo, in restoration;
next to the belfry, the cupola of S. Maria della Manna d'Oro.

[A large 12‑lobed stone tracery rose window flanked by two smaller ones. It is a detail of the porch of the cathedral of Spoleto in Umbria (central Italy).]

Duomo (S. Maria Assunta)

[A stone carving of the head of a lion with a stylized curly mane. It is a detail of a carving on the façade of the church of S. Pietro in Spoleto, Umbria (central Italy).]

1/26/07 — 1 page, 14 photos

[The head of a knight in armor with a battle flag streaming behind him. It is a detail of a 17th‑century fresco of St. Pontian over the gate of the church of S. Ponziano of Spoleto in Umbria (central Italy).]

S. Ponziano

[The semi-domed choir of a stone church, supported in the front by two pairs of ancient grooved columns with Corinthian capitals, one pair on either side. It is a partial interior view of the church of S. Salvatore of Spoleto in Umbria (central Italy).]

S. Salvatore

S. Agata

S. Domenico

S. Eufemia

S. Gregorio Maggiore

S. Maria della Piaggia

S. Maria Maddalena

3 pages, 10 photos

S. Rocco

S. Sebastiano

SS. Giovanni e Paolo

Outlying Churches

Azzano: S. Lorenzo

1 page, 5 photos

1 church, 6 pages, 19 photos

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