학술논문

Florence Cathedral
Document Type
Reference Entry
Author
Even, Yael, author; Harding, Catherine, author; Hicks, Carola, author; Moskowitz, Anita F., author; Thomas, Anabel, author
Source
Oxford Art Online, 2003, ill.
Subject
Florence Cathedral
Language
English
Abstract
[Duomo] Florence Cathedral (Duomo), whose great dome dominates the city, the tall campanile at its south-west corner, which balances the dome, and the Baptistery to the west—all set in the Piazza del Duomo in the centre of the city—form a remarkable group of polychrome marble buildings that demonstrates the traditions of Florentine art from the Romanesque period to the Renaissance. The immense programme of work on the cathedral in the 14th century and first half of the 15th was coordinated by the Opera del Duomo (Cathedral Works), which initiated the most prestigious artistic projects of the period. Many of the original works from the buildings, as well as models and equipment used in the planning and construction of the dome, are exhibited in the Museo dell’Opera del Duomo, which is on the site of the cathedral masons’ workshops.