Crypt of the Cathedral of Salerno

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Crypt of the Cathedral of Salerno sent on September 04, 2015 (16:05) by Renatos57. 0 comments, 472 views.

, 1/30 f/5.0, ISO 6400, hand held.

Cripta (restaurata agli inizi del XVII secolo) all'interno del Duomo di Salerno (costruito tra il 1080 e il 1085), che custodisce le spoglie mortali di San Matteo, bellissime sono le pareti verticali e le colonne tutte in marmo, opera del marmista napoletano Francesco Ragozzino, mentre gli affreschi degli archi e del soffitto sono di Belisario Carenzio e raffigurano scene del Vangelo di Matteo, oltre ad alcuni episodi di storia salernitana.

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