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Don't be deceived by the simple appearance outside this church. In fact, many artists have contributed their paintings and sculptures to this Notre Dame church. It's really a treasure. You can take your time.
更多人民聖母教堂位於人民廣場北面,雖然外觀在羅馬並不是最特別的,但其豐富的藏品絕對不會讓你失望。教堂內幾乎囊括了由文藝複興早期、文藝複興鼎盛期與巴洛克等時期的繪畫、雕刻、建築裝飾等藝術珍品。更令人興奮的是,擁有這麼多藝術品的教堂,竟然免費對外開放!
Don't be deceived by the simple appearance outside this church. In fact, many artists have contributed their paintings and sculptures to this Notre Dame church. It's really a treasure. You can take your time.
The church building itself is quite ordinary. It is not as gorgeous as other churches. In some places, it is even simple cement pillars. However, the collection of works in this church is really exquisite. It is worth visiting.
Unexpectedly, there are so many products in the ordinary traffic, the key is to open them for free. It's like a small museum, with many beautiful murals and many sculptures.
Notre Dame of the People: On one side of the chapel there are Daniel and the Lion and Habakkuk and Angels by Benini. The only mosaic painting created by Raphael with a circular vault, Opening up Heaven and Earth, implies that Paul prays to God and converts to Christ.
Santa Maria del Popolo, the Notre Dame of the People's Church, is located in the north of the People's Square (a famous church of St. Augustine, Rome, Italy, built in 1909). Notre Dame Cathedral of the People has a large collection of art treasures, although it has an ordinary appearance. Caravaggio's works are in the collection.
Walk along Podobona to Popolo Square in the Roman Square and visit the Notre Dame Cathedral. There are many works of art in the cathedral, which is called the last Baroque mausoleum in Rome. The famous Caravaggio paintings and some wonderful murals of early Renaissance artists are worth seeing.
Also known as Notre Dame Popolo Church, located in the People's Square. It was the earliest and most beautiful Renaissance Church in Rome. Emperor Nero was buried here. The murals of St. Paul's Reich, St. Peter's Triumph, and the skeleton mosaic of the Chapel of Kitchen were all interesting.