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That decorative impulse is manifested one level lower as well: notice the tiny face in #1, and the animal in #2. (No need for a magnifying glass, those pictures open much larger.)
The S flank of the church, housing the funerary chapel of prince Federico Cesi, is the only one with a bit of room to be seen well: the inscription records the chapel's builder, Isabella Liviani (1581). |
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