A Dio immortale e alla Città
Lessons and guided tours in the Malatesta Temple
Phone:
333 7352877 (info and booking )
E-mail:
Website:
Resort:
Tempio Malatestiano, via IV Novembre - Rimini historic centre
The lesson- guided tours proposed by the Diocese of Rimini are continuing. The initiative is dedicated to students, citizens and tourist with the aim to reveal the beauty and the art heritage hosted in the Cathedral in Rimini, the Malatesta Temple, one of the most important monuments of the city and of the Italian Renaissance.
Each meeting will be dedicated to one of chapels of the church according to a route which will begin from the entrance up to the heart of the cathedral where the crucifix by Giotto is located.
The participation is free, but on reservation at least one week in advance with a mail to info@discoverrimini.it or calling the mobile +39 333.7352877. The lesson/tours are held by professor Michela Cesarini (art historian) and prof. Nevio Genghini (professor in history and philosophy).
The lessons are in Italian language.
Period of development:
Thursday 19th March 2015
Time:
at 11 am
Program:
The Malatesta Temple was built by Sigismondo Pandolfo in the mid fifteenth century as "sacred monument" dedicated "to God and to the immortal town", as can be read in the inscription in Greek on the side of the Temple, which is the witness of religious celebration of the building and the desire to give new life to classical civilization.
Inside the monument - designed by Leon Battista Alberti and Matteo de’ Pasti, and embellished with the works of Agostino di Duccio, Giotto and Piero della Francesca – lessons in art history and philosophy will be proposed among the art treasures, as if to 'touch' the richness of the decoration of the Malatesta Temple and its deep ties to the culture, art, history, literature, philosophy and religion.
Last update date: 11/03/2015 - 09:42
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