Moncalieri: Church of San Francesco, page 2

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Moncalieri: Church of San Francesco sent on June 28, 2015 (20:20) by Dantes. 27 comments, 1396 views.

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La chiesa di S. Francesco posta al fondo del lato sinistro della piazza che un tempo si chiamava Maggiore - oggi Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II- all'angolo di via Carlo Alberto, si presenta con una severa facciata in cotto. Le origini della chiesa sono antichissime infatti la fondazione di una prima cappella dedicata a S. Francesco potrebbe risalire al 1210, al tempo del non sufficientemente documentato passaggio del Santo nel suo viaggio verso la Francia. La gotica chiesa originaria venne abbattuta nel 1755 e la ricostruzione fu affidata all'architetto Filippo Castelli, seguace di Juvarra. La chiesa era da poco terminata (1788) allorché, con l'occupazione francese, venne confiscata assieme agli edifici conventuali e adibita ad usi militari; i francescani poterono, salvare gli splendidi arredi che tuttora figurano nella chiesa, dai candelabri ai dipinti tra cui l'Immacolata Concezione con l'Eterno, ora nel vano di accesso alle scale del Convento, uno dei capolavori di Michele Antonio Milocco, realizzato tra il 1730 e il 1750. Vanno infine ricordati i dipinti del pittore moncalierese Tommaso Juglaris, tra cui una deposizione, la tela raffigurante San Giuseppe da Copertino di Giovanni Domenico Molinari, uno tra i più fedeli allievi del Beaumont, e la pregevole statua lignea della Madonna.

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Dantes

sent on June 29, 2015 (22:37)

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ciao Jessy, grazie molte e domani dovrei riuscire a fare degli scatti decenti ad una grande basilica...!
un caro saluto!!!
Dante

hello Jessy, thank you very much and tomorrow I should be able to make some decent shots at a great basilica ...!
a warm greeting !!!
Dante

Lorenzo Crovetto

sent on June 29, 2015 (22:51)

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Considerando che è ad una sola esposizione...semplicemente superba!!!! Cool

Ciao!!!

Whereas a single exposure ... simply superb !!!! 8-) 8-)

Hello !!!

Dantes

sent on June 29, 2015 (22:59)

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ciao Lorenzo e grazie molte!!! ;-)

Dante

Lorenzo hello and thank you very much !!! ;-) ;-)
Dante

Jeant

sent on June 30, 2015 (0:06)

Wow, superb picture inside the church....perfect details, color....bravo..

Jean, Quebec, City,

Dantes

sent on July 01, 2015 (0:08)

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hello Jean , you're always really nice , thanks!!!
bye, Dante

hello Jean, you're always really nice, thanks !!!
bye, Dante

Rinaldo1005

sent on January 05, 2016 (12:36)

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Come sempre, molto bella. Saluti, Rinaldo

As always, very nice. Regards, Rinaldo

Dantes

sent on January 05, 2016 (13:29)

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un salutone Rinaldo e grazie!!!
ciao, Dante

a salutone Rinaldo and thanks !!!
hello, Dante

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