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S. Zeno Maggiore, Verona, Italy : Reviews of S. Zeno Maggiore - Yahoo! Travel
No one going to Verona could possibly justify missing out a visit to this romanesque church which epitomises the city: S. Zeno Maggiore. On the left it is bordered b...
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Basilica Di San Zeno Maggiore - Verona, Italy - seeitalia.com
The San Zeno is located outside the city centre. However, tourists can still get to it on foot. Your walk will be well rewarded as you gaze upon the external facade. It is made of tuff and is divided by two pilasters. At the top, you will see a triangular pediment with mullioned windows highlighted ...
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f o t o f a c a d e: San Zeno Maggiore, Verona
San Zeno Maggiore is a remarkable example of the Romanesque style of architecture. It originates in the C5th and was rebuilt in the C9th as a the church of a Benedictine monastry (of which the tower remains). It was later re-constructed in the early C11th and completed in the C13th and C14th centuri...
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San Zeno Maggiore - Verona, Italy - Great Buildings Online
Facing an open piazza and cradled between a well-turned campanile (1178) and a haphazard but apparently habitable ancient tower (fourteenth century), its tufa faade asserts a sharp geometry with a quietly stated verticality. Note that it is subdivided by narrow pilasters—a line of tiny arches ...
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San Zeno Maggiore (church, Verona, Italy) --Britannica Online Encyclopedia
...architecture, which is often in a distinctive pink brick. The city produced two great Renaissance architects, Fra Giocondo and Michele Sanmicheli. Its outstanding churches include the Romanesque San Zeno Maggiore (originally 5th century, rebuilt 1117–1227), with a brick and marble facade, a ...
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