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Sant'Agnese a Lodi View gallery (5 photos)

St. Agnes in Lodi sent on January 20, 2020 (0:26) by Enrico De Capitani. 6 comments, 366 views.

, 2.5 sec f/8.0, ISO 100, tripod. Lodi, Italy.

L'architettura interna è a tre navate coperte da volte a crociera a sesto acuto, sostenute da pilastri cilindrici in mattoni con capitelli poligonali. Lo schema è a "sala gradonata", vale a dire con le volte delle tre navate alla stessa altezza di imposta (la navata centrale è leggermente rialzata da un gradino di parete in ogni campata, non sufficiente per aprire finestre), in modo da creare un un ambiente uniforme nella spazialità e nell'illuminazione. La luce si diffonde così dalle finestre dell'abside, della facciata e, un tempo, da quelle dei fianchi, in seguito scomparse per creare le cappelle gentilizie laterali. La navata centrale è conclusa da un'abside poligonale spartita da modanature toriche, le navate laterali da cappelle rettangolari.

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3 persons like it: Antonio Dell'Aquila, Paolo P, Rinaldo1005

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Rinaldo1005

sent on July 01, 2021 (19:45) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Beautiful church too. Take a tour of "my" churches, you will see of beautiful ones ;-)

Enrico De Capitani

sent on July 01, 2021 (22:50) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Wow, if there's any nice ones around you! I saw them in my unfortunately rare visits to your beautiful land but then I did not practice photography or practice it little. Sooner or later I'll come and take pictures

Rinaldo1005

sent on July 02, 2021 (8:08) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I meant you look in my galleries. I have churches!

Enrico De Capitani

sent on July 02, 2021 (8:23) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Of course I look at your galleries. A beautiful thing about this site is precisely the possibility of getting to know photographers who, in most cases, take better than I do the subjects I prefer: architectures, mountains, trees. I do it calmly and carefully because there is a chance to learn something.

Rinaldo1005

sent on July 02, 2021 (8:43) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

ah! Ok. I have not seen any of your comments ;-)

Enrico De Capitani

sent on July 02, 2021 (9:13) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Ah, you will see them, there are many that I like and not only of architecture. By the way, you can take freehand shots that I, alas, can't afford, which in museums and exhibitions is a big limit.

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