A gargoyle of sorts, chapel of Saint Joseph, Spedali Riuniti (United Hospitals). (Already posted on Instagram)
Una specie di doccione, cappella di San Giuseppe, Spedali Riuniti. (Già pubblicato su Instagram)
Showing posts with label chapel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chapel. Show all posts
Thursday, May 25, 2017
Gargoyle of Sorts
Labels:
architecture,
chapel,
hospital,
Livorno,
sculpture
Sunday, November 6, 2016
Sub tuum praesidium
A plaque outside a small chapel in Borgo dei Cappuccini. Sub tuum praesidium (Beneath Thy Protection) is the oldest preserved extant hymn to the Blessed Virgin Mary as Theotokos, or Mother of God.
Una targa all'esterno di una piccola cappella in Borgo dei Cappuccini. Il Sub tuum praesidium (Sotto la Tua Protezione) è il più antico tropàrion devozionale cristiano a Maria, Madre di Gesù.
| Sotto la Tua protezione cerchiamo rifugio, Santa Madre di Dio: non disprezzare le suppliche di noi che siamo nella prova, ma liberaci da ogni pericolo, o Vergine gloriosa e benedetta. | We fly to Thy protection, O Holy Mother of God; Do not despise our petitions in our necessities, but deliver us always from all dangers, O Glorious and Blessed Virgin. |
External links: Sub tuum praesidium - Theotokos (Wikipedia)
Link esterni: Sub tuum praesidium - Theotókos (Wikipedia)
Monday, August 11, 2014
Cappella degli Spedali Riuniti
The chapel of San Giuseppe is part of the hospital complex of the Spedali Riuniti (United Hospitals), built in the 1930s on a project of the architect Ghino Venturi.
The stained glass windows of the chapel are a work of Athos Rogero Natali, the elder brother of the well-known Livornese painter Renato Natali.
See also: Spedali Riuniti
The stained glass windows of the chapel are a work of Athos Rogero Natali, the elder brother of the well-known Livornese painter Renato Natali.
See also: Spedali Riuniti
Sunday, November 15, 2009
San Francesco Saverio
A friend let me have a look at this room inside the “Palazzo di Giustizia” (Courthouse) of Livorno. Some restoration works are still going on and it will be probably used as a conference room.
This was the Chapel of Saint Francis Xavier when these buildings were owned by the Company of Jesus. It was opened in 1707 and was used until 1773, when the Order was suppressed.
There was an external entrance from “Via della Madonna”, which is just outside the windows on the right side of the room.
Labels:
chapel,
church,
courthouse,
Livorno
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