Sanctuary of Santa Maria infra Saxa, Genga
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Der Tempel von Valadier (italienisch Tempio del Valadier) ist eine im Auftrag von Papst Leo XII. errichtete Kirche in Genga. Die Kirche wurde im Jahre 1828 auf der Grundlage eines Entwurfs des Architekten Giuseppe Valadier gebaut.
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The Sanctuary of Santa Maria infra Saxa and the so-called Tempio di Valadier are two sanctuaries and chapel located at the entrance of the Frasassi Caves, a remarkable karst cave system in the municipality of Genga, in the province of Ancona, Marche, Italy. The sanctuary and chapel are located within a few dozen meters of each other, on a ledge entrance to the Frasassi cave system. The sanctuary is ancient; it is cited in documents from 1029. It is a simple stone structure built by Benedictine monks to house a burned image of the Madonna.
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L'eremo di Santa Maria Infra Saxa sorge a Genga (in provincia di Ancona), nelle Marche, nella stessa cavità nella quale è ricavato il Tempio neoclassico, detto del Valadier. L'Eremo venne costruito tra le rocce ed è parzialmente scavato nella parete della grotta. Le prime testimonianze scritte dell'eremo sono del 1029 e parlano di un monastero femminile di clausura abitato da monache benedettine. Si crede che un tempo la popolazione si rifugiasse in queste grotte per sfuggire agli attacchi degli invasori. Il tempio neoclassico, detto del Valadier
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Tempel von Valadier
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Eremo di Santa Maria Infra Saxa
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Der Tempel von Valadier (italienisch Tempio del Valadier) ist eine im Auftrag von Papst Leo XII. errichtete Kirche in Genga. Die Kirche wurde im Jahre 1828 auf der Grundlage eines Entwurfs des Architekten Giuseppe Valadier gebaut. Die Kirche hat den Grundriss eines Achtecks. Die Dachkuppel ist mit Bleiplatten gedeckt. Die Kirche wurde in eine Grotte gebaut und besteht aus Travertinblöcken, die aus einem Steinbruch der stammen. In der Kirche wurde früher eine Marmorstatue der Madonna mit Kind verehrt, die aus der Werkstatt von Antonio Canova stammte. Heute ist die Statue im Museum für sakrale Kunst von Genga ausgestellt, und in der Kirche wurde eine Kopie aufgestellt. In derselben Grotte befindet sich auch die Einsiedelei von Santa Maria Infra Saxa.
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The Sanctuary of Santa Maria infra Saxa and the so-called Tempio di Valadier are two sanctuaries and chapel located at the entrance of the Frasassi Caves, a remarkable karst cave system in the municipality of Genga, in the province of Ancona, Marche, Italy. The sanctuary and chapel are located within a few dozen meters of each other, on a ledge entrance to the Frasassi cave system. The sanctuary is ancient; it is cited in documents from 1029. It is a simple stone structure built by Benedictine monks to house a burned image of the Madonna. A Tempietto or small octagonal temple on the site was first proposed in 1817 by the future Pope Leo XII, who was originally from Genga. The white travertine structure, completed in 1827 after Leo had become pope, was long thought to have been designed by Giuseppe Valadier, and is still widely referred to as the "Tempio di Valadier". However, in 2016 a study of previously unexamined archives by Maria Cristina Cavola revealed that Valadier had absolutely nothing to do with the building: it was rather an accretive design to which a series of local architects and project managers made successive contributions. The chapel once housed a marble statue of the Madonna and child by the studio of Antonio Canova. The statue is now in the civic museum of Genga, and been substituted by a copy. When the Tempietto was built, a number of remains of skeletons were found in the opening of the cave.
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L'eremo di Santa Maria Infra Saxa sorge a Genga (in provincia di Ancona), nelle Marche, nella stessa cavità nella quale è ricavato il Tempio neoclassico, detto del Valadier. L'Eremo venne costruito tra le rocce ed è parzialmente scavato nella parete della grotta. Le prime testimonianze scritte dell'eremo sono del 1029 e parlano di un monastero femminile di clausura abitato da monache benedettine. Si crede che un tempo la popolazione si rifugiasse in queste grotte per sfuggire agli attacchi degli invasori. All'interno del monastero, fino agli anni '40, era presente una statua in legno della Madonna, distrutta in un incendio che interessò parte del convento. Oggi è stata sostituita con una statua in pietra copia dell'originale. Il tempio neoclassico, detto del Valadier
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