Udine Cathedral
The Cathedral of Udine is a Roman Catholic church under the patronage of the Annunciation ( Duomo di Santa Maria Annunziata ). It is the cathedral of the Archdiocese of Udine .
history
The first cathedral of Udine was built in 1236 at the instigation of the Patriarch Berthold von Andechs-Meran and dedicated to St. Consecrated to Ulrich . In 1335 it was renovated and inaugurated with the dedication to Santa Maria Maggiore. The earthquake of 1348 caused severe damage. After that and in the following centuries, today's three-aisled building with choir and side chapels was built. First the church was extended and the bell tower was placed on top of the existing baptistery. Finally the chapels were added. At the beginning of the 18th century, the Manin family supported a renovation with baroque redesign of the interior by the architect Domenico Rossi. Artists like Giovanni Battista Tiepolo were involved. The cathedral was rededicated in 1735 by Patriarch Daniel Dolfino with the dedication of Santa Maria Annunciata .
Building
Inside, the cathedral presents itself today as a three-aisled building with side chapels and side rooms.
- portal
- Portal of Salvation
- portal
- Coronation portal
- Statues of the Annunciation and the Archangel Gabriel
- tower
- Interior facade
- Chapel of the Most Holy Trinity
- Chapel of St. Hermagoras and Fortunatus
- Chapel of St. Eustachius and John the Baptist
- Chapel of the Most Holy Sacrament
- pulpit
- Statue of Bishop Zaccarias Bricito
- organ
- Mausoleum of Manin
- Mausoleum of Manin
- High altar
- Altar of the Name of Mary
- Altar of the name of Jesus
- Chapel of the Body of Christ
- Chapel of St. Nicholas
- sacristy
- Auditorium of the Canon
- Assembly hall of the incumbent
- ...
- Chapel of St. Markus
- Chapel of St. Joseph
- Chapel of the Madonna of Divine Providence
- Chapel of the Relics
- organ
- Access to the crypt
Facility
The high altar is the work of Giuseppe Toretto . The Annunciation is represented by the marble figures of the Archangel Gabriel on the left and Mary on the right. The altar of the left aisle is dedicated to the name of Jesus, that of the right to the name of Mary. The altarpiece in the chapel of Saints Hermagoras and Fortunatus depicting the two saints was painted by GB Tiepolo (1736). The altarpiece in the chapel of Saints John the Baptist and Eustachius was created by Francesco Salvatore Fontebasso .
Side altar of the Chapel of Sts. John the Baptist and Eustachius
sacristy
The sacristy also includes the canons 'assembly hall and the office holders' assembly hall. Meetings of the cathedral chapter took place in the canons' auditorium, the chapter house. The ceiling frescoes show: The church pays homage to the faith (signed Pietro Antonio Novelli 1790) and the four evangelists.
Cathedral Museum
The Cathedral Museum (Museo del Duomo) is housed in the Baptistery and in the chapels of San Nicolò and Corpore di Cristo .
literature
- Gabriella Brumat Della variety: Guida luoghi sacri del Friuli Venezia Giulia. De Dolcetti m & c Trieste, pp. 72-75
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Coordinates: 46 ° 3 ′ 44.3 " N , 13 ° 14 ′ 12.8" E