Enciclopedia Cattolica

Plate CVII · Susa

Vol. XI (1953) · full-page plate
Above left: COPPER TRIPTYCH OFFERED BY BONIFACIO ROTARIO D'ASTI (1 September 1358) for the sanctuary of Rocciamelone then being built. Centre: Madonna and Child; left: St. George, right: St. Joseph presenting the donor - Susa, Cathedral. Above right: MARY ANNUNCIATE, formerly believed to be Adelaide, countess of Turin, wife of Oddone count of Savoy. Wooden statue of the 16th cent. Below: PARTIAL PANORAMA with the Lombard bell tower (11th cent.) of the church of S. Giusto, now cathedral; the spires are from the end of the 15th cent. On the right the bell tower of the church of S. Maria Maggiore (11th cent.), now converted into a dwelling (on the right).
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Plate CVII
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Plate CVII
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Above left: COPPER TRIPTYCH OFFERED BY BONIFACIO ROTARIO D'ASTI (1 September 1358) for the sanctuary of Rocciamelone then being built. Centre: Madonna and Child; left: St. George, right: St. Joseph presenting the donor - Susa, Cathedral. Above right: MARY ANNUNCIATE, formerly believed to be Adelaide, countess of Turin, wife of Oddone count of Savoy. Wooden statue of the 16th cent. Below: PARTIAL PANORAMA with the Lombard bell tower (11th cent.) of the church of S. Giusto, now cathedral; the spires are from the end of the 15th cent. On the right the bell tower of the church of S. Maria Maggiore (11th cent.), now converted into a dwelling (on the right).

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