Chiesa di San Giorgio in Braida: Interior, nave looking towards altar, showing dome
Date
Circa 1910
Creator
Location
Architecture Library, Hesburgh Libraries
All that remains of an older monastery is the 12th century bell tower and part of a cloister. The church is 16th century. The nave has four chapels on each side, completed 1536-1543. Above the main door is a painting by Tintoretto, the Baptism of Christ. There are two Veronese, including the Martyrdom of St. George. For S Giorgio in Braida, Verona, Sanmicheli designed (ca. 1535) the arcaded drum with coffered dome as well as a campanile (unfinished).
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