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Devotion sent on January 07, 2016 (15:44) by Dantes. 37 comments, 944 views.

at 24mm, 1/10 f/4.0, ISO 800, hand held.

siamo nella Cappella antistante l'ingresso interno della Real Chiesa di San Lorenzo in Piazza Castello. Emanuele Filiberto I del Ducato di Savoia e suo cugino Filippo II di Spagna vinsero la celebre battaglia di San Quintino in Francia, il 10 agosto 1557, giorno di San Lorenzo, battaglia che diede un forte contributo alla fine del ciclo storico delle Guerre d'Italia del XVI secolo, soprattutto tra gli Asburgo e la Francia, e vinto dai Savoia grazie all'ausilio degli spagnoli. Entrambi i duchi promisero, in caso di vittoria, la costruzione di una chiesa dedicata al celebre santo. Filippo II di Spagna fece costruire un monastero a forma di graticola, per ricordare il supplizio inflitto a Lorenzo martire, presso Escorial, a circa 50 km da Madrid. Il duca sabaudo invece, prima di rientrare gloriosamente a Torino, dovette attendere il trattato di pace di Cateau-Cambrésis, con la restituzione dei territori sabaudo da parte del re spagnolo. Soltanto nel 1562 "Testa di Ferro" (il soprannome di Emanuele Filiberto I di Savoia) fece ristrutturare una chiesetta già presente, ovvero l'antica cappella ducale di Santa Maria ad Presepae, già Madonna della Neve, dedicandola a San Lorenzo, ancor oggi presente all'ingresso. In passato infatti, l'ingresso era soltanto laterale, da via Palazzo di Città. Nel 1572 fu qui costituita, dallo stesso Emanuele Filiberto, la sede torinese dell'Ordine cavalleresco dei Santi Maurizio e Lazzaro. Con l'arrivo poi della Sacra Sindone a Torino nel 1578, e la relativa prima ostensione, proprio in questa Cappella d'ingresso, l'arcivescovo milanese Carlo Borromeo celebrò qui una messa solenne, proprio nella parte settentrionale della stessa. A questa celebrazione partecipò anche Torquato Tasso, all'epoca poeta di corte, in visita a Torino, e per la quale dedicò una poesia. In ricordo, fu eretto altresì un altare, sopraelevato di dodici gradini, che la tradizione vuole vadano percorsi in ginocchio, opera di Bernardo Vittone del 1726. In cima fu successivamente posta una copia fotografica del Sacro Lino, in scala 1/2. Tutta la Cappella d'ingresso fu poi dedicata alla Addolorata. Nel 1846 vi fu un'altra ristrutturazione della stessa, da parte di Alfonso Dupuy, dove sopra l'altare fu inserito, nel 1870, un gruppo ligneo del Cristo morto ai piedi della Madonna, opera dello scultore Giovanni Tamone.

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Gios	sent on January 07, 2016 (16:37) \| This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original) Image of great emotional impact, the title is apt. The lone figure at the center of the chapel instills a sense of contemplation and mysticism. The bn complete the work. Gorgeous

Arvina

sent on January 07, 2016 (16:54) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Never more appropriate title Dante! Wonderful and beautiful b, n !! :-)
Hello, Arvina :-P

Dantes

sent on January 07, 2016 (17:20) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Gios, Arvina, I thank you and I wish you a good weekend !!!
hello, Dante

Giorgio Occhipinti

sent on January 07, 2016 (17:38) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

B & N's impressive, congratulations!
Hello, George

Dantes

sent on January 07, 2016 (18:06) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

thank you George !!!
hello, Dante

Eraldo Brunettin

sent on January 07, 2016 (19:22) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Superb b / n, the perfect title, the central figure also invites the viewer to meditation.
Congratulations Dante, I love it.
A sincere greeting.
Eraldo. :-P

Matteo Matteo

sent on January 07, 2016 (19:33) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

say that .. super as always

Dantes

sent on January 07, 2016 (19:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Eraldo, Matthew, happy for the appreciation, thank you so much !!!
hello, Dante

Black Bear 77

sent on January 07, 2016 (21:14) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Masterful, a burst of author that only you realize in that context
Beautiful, well done !!!

Dantes

sent on January 07, 2016 (21:23) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Black Bear, very kind, thank you, thank you !!!
hello, Dante

Peter Pipistrello

sent on January 08, 2016 (0:05) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I like shades ... and as you say experts viragio ... I really like pp ... but I miss them a thing ... a bit of ruomrino that makes me a second shot more melancholic most longstanding ... not written as a criticism ... do not allow myself to criticize a maesrto as you are you giving him written the ... just what I think ... good night soon maybe in a few days ... peter :-)

Dantes

sent on January 08, 2016 (0:22) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you for viewing Peter, very kind, we hope that it snows or gets cold, cold !!!
you have got the message that Rome is in April and not in February ???
to hear from you and good night to you too !!!
hello, Dante

Peter Pipistrello

sent on January 08, 2016 (0:38) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

hahaha yes yes now I understand that you encounter in Rome in April ... well I would not do a figuracia ... ;-) -D are almost certain that will be cold ... good night peter :-)

Timk2

sent on January 08, 2016 (0:53)

Wonderfully Gothic - looks as if etched a few centuries ago.

Claudio Sciarra

sent on January 08, 2016 (1:06) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

The human presence, greatly enhances the whole beautiful composition, good, hello

Dantes

sent on January 08, 2016 (13:13) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Tim, Claudio, thank you and good day !!!
hello, Dante

Testarossa57

sent on January 08, 2016 (16:55) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Your style is unmistakable.
Gorgeous !!!
A greeting
Walter

Dantes

sent on January 08, 2016 (17:24) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I thank Walter !!!
hello, Dante

Ginno

sent on January 09, 2016 (10:23) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Great b / w with beautiful discalia, conplimenti Dante hello
Giuliano ;-) :-P

Dantes

sent on January 09, 2016 (10:27) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Giuliano hello to you and thank you !!!
Dante

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