Assisi, the Basilica of San Francesco and Other Franciscan Sites
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 | italy1999-AssisiBasilica-s[344×204] Publishing origin |
 | ABS-basilica-m.jpg[552×730] IV in 1253. Verso la fine del Duecento, Giotto fù chiamato da Fra Giovanni di Muro della Marca, allora generale di frati di San Francesco, per proseguire l'opera cominciata da Cimabue. Another view of Upper Basilica - Basilica Superiore (115KB) --- small image (23KB) --- large image (304KB) --- Publishing origin |
 | italy1987-FranzAssisi-smal[206×271] Publishing origin |
 | assisi_photo.jpg[200×137] Publishing origin |
 | ABS-francis-m.jpg[540×666] large image (304KB) --- very large image (600 dpi) (390KB) Saint Francis and Saint Claire - San Francesco e Santa Chiara (86KB) --- small image (28KB) --- large image (219KB) --- Publishing origin |
 | ABS-basilica-l.jpg[922×1256] Another view of Upper Basilica - Basilica Superiore (115KB) --- small image (23KB) --- large image (304KB) --- very large image (600 dpi) (390KB) Publishing origin |
 | ABS-basilica.jpg[917×1252] Another view of Upper Basilica - Basilica Superiore (115KB) --- small image (23KB) --- large image (304KB) --- very large image (600 dpi) (390KB) Publishing origin |
 | ABS-basilica-s.jpg[275×363] Another view of Upper Basilica - Basilica Superiore (115KB) --- small image (23KB) --- large image (304KB) --- very large image (600 dpi) (390KB) Publishing origin |
 | italy-vatican1993-Assisi-s[404×272] Publishing origin |
 | site_990.jpg[95×125] UNESCO World Heritage Site: Assisi, the Basilica of San Francesco and Other Franciscan Sites Assisi, a medieval city built on a hill, is the birthplace of Saint Francis, closely associated with the work of the Franciscan Order. Its medieval art masterpieces, such as the Basilica of Publishing origin |
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