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The presbytery of the basilica of St. Lawrence fuori le Mura in Rome. The ciborium in the foreground, dating back to 1148 is the most ancient work signed by Roman marble artists
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The presbytery of the basilica of St. Lawrence fuori le Mura in Rome. The ciborium in the foreground, dating back to 1148 is the most ancient work signed by Roman marble artists
The presbytery of the basilica of St. Lawrence fuori le Mura in Rome. The ciborium in the foreground, dating back to 1148 is the most ancient work signed by Roman marble artists Rome Basilica of St. Lawrence fuore le Mura Ciborium Romanesque, Middle Ages, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1890 ca.. Date of Artwork:1148
Alinari, Fratelli
ACA-F-005862-0000
Media ID 33138217
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Apse Balustrade Bishop And Pontifical Throne Chair Seat Ciborium Exedra Furnishings For Sacred Spaces Marble Nave Portico Tribune Applied Arts And Crafts
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This photograph captures the presbytery of the basilica of St. Lawrence fuori le Mura in Rome, showcasing its remarkable historical significance. In the foreground stands a majestic ciborium, dating back to 1148 and proudly signed by Roman marble artists, making it one of the oldest works of its kind. The ciborium's intricate design and exquisite craftsmanship are evident even through the lens of time. Its delicate details tell stories from centuries past, whispering tales of Romanesque artistry that have withstood the test of time. As I gaze upon this ancient masterpiece, I am transported back to an era where skilled hands meticulously carved each curve and etched every pattern into this magnificent piece. Surrounding the ciborium is a bishop's pontifical throne, adding an air of grandeur to this sacred space. The elements and furnishings for sacred spaces come together harmoniously in this photograph – a testament to human devotion and architectural brilliance. The basilica itself serves as a backdrop for these awe-inspiring artifacts. Its towering columns frame arched windows that allow streams of light to cascade onto the nave below. This church has witnessed countless prayers uttered throughout history; it has stood witness to joyous celebrations and solemn ceremonies alike. As I delve deeper into this image captured by Alinari Fratelli around 1890, my appreciation for both religious structures and artistic mastery grows exponentially. This photograph encapsulates not only physical objects but also emotions evoked by faith – a reminder that beauty can be found in both tangible creations and intangible beliefs. In preserving moments like these through photography, we ensure that future generations can marvel at our shared heritage while finding inspiration within their own lives.
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