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	Giotto on Encyclopedia.com
		A view over the Arno from the Piazzale Michelangelo to the Duomo with Brunelleschi's dome and Giotto's bell tower.
		Trader Giotto's grilled vegetable bruschetta has a hearty medley of zucchini, eggplant, tomatoes, bell peppers and onions.
		The Arts: The truth about Giotto The world-famous frescos in Assisi are not by Giotto, according to sensational new claims being made in Italy.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/G/Giotto.asp (622 words)

	Duomo, Campanile and Baptistry, Florence - Free Pictures - FreeFoto.Com
		The adjacent bell-tower, begun by Giotto in 1334, rises to 85 metres high and a climb up its 414 steps is rewarded with some splendid views.">
		The adjacent bell-tower, begun by Giotto in 1334, rises to 85 metres high and a climb up its 414 steps is rewarded with some splendid views.
		The richly ornamental facades of the Duomo never fail to impress, and it is one of the richest examples of Gothic architecture in Italy.
	www.freefoto.com /browse.jsp?id=14-08-0 (209 words)

	campanile on Encyclopedia.com
		CAMPANILE [campanile], Italian form of bell tower, constructed chiefly during the Middle Ages.
		Originating in the 6th cent., the campaniles were the earliest church towers in Europe and were generally circular in shape; examples of this type remain at Ravenna.
		The celebrated campanile of Florence, known as Giotto's campanile (1334), is entirely faced in marble and ornamented with sculptures.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/c1/campanil.asp (622 words)

	Terra di Toscana :: Visiting Tuscany - Sightseeing - Firenze: Religious buildings
		Arnolfo died in 1331 or 1332, which slowed down work, until the Arte della Lana, the most powerful guild in Firenze, nominated Giotto as master of works, and he began work on the construction of the nearby bell tower.
		The interior has many monuments and other works of art, including the monument to Giotto by Benedetto da Maiano, the portrait of Dante by Domenico di Michelino (based on a drawing by Baldovinetti), and a tondo with a bust of Brunelleschi by Andrea Cavalcanti.
		Giotto died in 1337 and others, including Francesco Talenti, took charge of the Duomo project.
	www.terraditoscana.com /default.aspx?lpg=visitare_province_alturist&obj=fi_chiese (468 words)

	Giotto - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Giotto
		His sole surviving work as an architect is the bell tower (campanile) of Florence cathedral, begun in 1334, when he was made director of public works in Florence.
		Giotto was born in Vespignano, north of Florence, and was probably taught by Giovanni Cimabue.
		Becoming famous in his lifetime, he was given important commissions in Tuscany, Rome, and Naples.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /Giotto (797 words)

	USAO 9 Days in Italy Tour
		A transfer to Florence includes a guided walking tour of Florence, where you will see Giotto’s Bell Tower, Piazza del Duomo, Ghiberti’s legendary Gates of Paradise, Piazza della Signoria, the final resting place of Michelangelo, Chiesa di Santa Croce.
		A stop in Assisi will allow you to explore the life of one of Italy’s most beloved saints through Giotto’s artful frescoes in the basilica of St. Francis.
		I would love for you to be jetting across the ocean with me where we will spend nine days savoring the historic paintings and sculpture of Renaissance artists.
	www.usao.edu /~usao-news/news/italy.htm (442 words)

	Images of the Palazzo Vecchio by Arnolfo di Cambio, Florence, Italy .
		This was the last of the three parts of the cathedral complex to be designed and even it was altered from Giotto's original design by Andrea Pisano, who worked on the bell tower after Giotto's death.
		Arnolfo di Cambio did the original plan but a later plan was superimposed on it designed by Francesco Talenti and a committee in about 1355-67.
		Images of the Palazzo Vecchio by Arnolfo di Cambio, Florence, Italy.
	www.bluffton.edu /~SULLIVANM/italy/florence/duomo/duomo.html (235 words)

	Your way to Florence: Florence cathedral: The Duomo of Florence and Giotto's Campanile.
		The "Cupolone" or huge dome remains, with the cathedral bell-tower known as the "Campanile di Giotto", the most striking feature of any view of the city.
		Florence cathedral: The Duomo of Florence and Giotto's Campanile&;
		The Florence Duomo is dedicated to Santa Maria del Fiore and is typical of Italian Gothic architecture.
	www.arca.net /db/musei/giotto.htm (616 words)

	THE DUOMO OF FLORENCE. Free term papers for college, book reports and research papers. Welcome to Essay DB
		Construction of the campanile (bell tower), situated to the right of the entrance to the Duomo, was begun by Giotto and completed according to his plans in 1359, after his death.
		Several celebrated Italian architects were involved in the project, including Giotto, Arnolfo di Cambio, Andrea Orcagna, and, most notably, Filippo Brunelleschi, who was responsible for designing and building the dome.
		Nearly 278 ft high, the campanile is embellished with red, green, and white marble panels of relief sculpture by Italian artists Andrea Pisano and Luca della Robbia, and niches with sculpted figures by Donatello and other masters.
	www.essaydb.com /essay/016371.html (1105 words)

	Bell Tower (Campanile) of the Florence Cathedral
		A sketch attributed to Giotto exists which allows us to see how close the design is to the painted architectural constructions and the frames of the altarpieces.
		In July 1334 the foundation stone of the campanile of the cathedral was laid - we can assume that the newly appointed capomaestro would have been given overall control of the building work.
		So it is not really that remarkable that we find the artist at the end of his life as an architect.
	gallery.euroweb.hu /html/g/giotto/zz_misc/z_campan/index.html (267 words)

	Florence Pictures
		Campanile di Giotto- the bell tower attached to the Duomo
		We were only in Florence for a day, but both Emily and I agree that we have to go back one day to see so much that we missed, or took in too quickly
		Battistero di San Giovanni, with Ghiberti's "Gates of Paradise"
	homepage.mac.com /daytona63/europe/PhotoAlbum37.html (182 words)

	Firenze, its cathedrals, its museums
		Cathedral ( Duomo) of Santa Maria del Fiore with the bell tower ( campanile) of Giotto
		Basilica of Santa Croce, one of Italy's most beautiful Gothic churches with a façade in white and green Carrara marble
		Click here to know more about the "Chiesa di San Miniato al Monte".
	www.ping.be /~evdleene/firenze.htm (182 words)

	Florence Professional Tourist Guides , guide reservation, photos and more
		Cathedral of Santa Maria Del Fiore, The Baptistry and The Bell-tower of Giotto.
		THE BASILICA OF SANTA CROCE AND THE PAZZI CHAPEL
		First-time visitors with a full-day at their disposition may choose from various possibilities.
	www.florencetouristguides.com /eng/walkingc.htm (182 words)

	Terra di Toscana :: Visiting Tuscany - Sightseeing - Firenze: Religious buildings
		Arnolfo died in 1331 or 1332, which slowed down work, until the Arte della Lana, the most powerful guild in Firenze, nominated Giotto as master of works, and he began work on the construction of the nearby bell tower.
		Santa Maria del Fiore was constructed on the site of the old cathedral of Santa Reparata, which had been built in the time of Bishop Zanobius in the early decades of the 5th century.
		Like the cathedrals of Firenze 's rival cities, Santa Maria del Fiore was built with a Latin cross plan, with a basilica nave, three vast arms, and a dome; the latter starts 50 metres from the ground.
	www.terraditoscana.com /default.aspx?lpg=visitare_province_alturist&obj=fi_chiese (182 words)

	Florence Professional Tourist Guides , guide reservation, photos and more
		The Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiori, the Baptistry, and the Bell-tower of Giotto
		The basilica and monastery of Santa Maria Novella
		The center of Florence is closed to traffic; still, if visitors have their own mode of transportation, a variation to the preceding program is advisable.
	www.florencetouristguides.com /eng/walkinga.htm (182 words)

	Florence Duomo - In-florence.co.uk
		The Basilica di Santa Croce was started on the site of a Franciscan chapel in 1294 and the façade and bell tower were added in the 19th century.
		A visit to the Florence Duomo should also include a visit to the Dome, the Campanile di Giotto and the baptistery, which are beside it.
		This Basilica di Santa Maria Novella, along with Basilica di Santa Croce, is one of the most important in Florence.
	www.in-florence.co.uk /florence_duomo.html (182 words)

	Duomo - Santa Maria del Fiore Firenze Sightseeing Florence
		This masterpiece of architectural perfection is to be found in the dome of the Brunelleschi and in Giotto's 85-metre bell tower.
		The Santa Maria del Fiore stands as testimony to the history of Florence, and represents an obligatory stage of any tour of the city for the many people who visit from the world over.
		Florence's Duomo certainly ranks amongst the most imposing and most important constructions in the city.
	www.eng.cityvox.com /sightseeing_florence/duomo-santa-maria-del-fiore_49240/Profil-Place (182 words)

	Florence - the Duomo - History for Kids!
		In 1334, the artist Giotto agreed to work on the Duomo, but he only had time to build the campanile (bell-tower) before he died three years later in 1337.
		The Republic of Florence began to plan this cathedral in the late 1200's AD, to replace the old cathedral that was too small and old.
		The government of Florence raised money to pay for their new cathedral with a tax on people's wills.
	www.historyforkids.org /learn/medieval/architecture/florenceduomo.htm (357 words)

	English Resources
		Seminal figures like Michelangelo, Botticelli, Ghiberti, Cellini, Lorenzo de Medici and Leonardo da Vinci flourished and brought forth the treasures of Western civilization: The David, The Baptistry Doors, Giotto's Bell Tower, the Pazzi Chapel, the Medici and Uffizi palace, the Birth of the Venus.
		For the next 100 years Florence was to be the cradle of rebirth in art, architecture, letters and philosophy.
		Now is your chance to meet the creator, Pierre Capretz, and learn more about how to use French in Action effectively.
	www.nd.edu /~lrc/english.html (3390 words)

	Duomo, Campanile and Baptistry, Florence - Free Pictures - FreeFoto.Com
		The adjacent bell-tower, begun by Giotto in 1334, rises to 85 metres high and a climb up its 414 steps is rewarded with some splendid views.
		The beauty of BrunelleschiÂ´s dome is visible from the moment you leave the railway station - it dominates the city skyline with an imposing yet graceful presence.
		Duomo, Campanile and Baptistry, Florence - Free Pictures - FreeFoto.Com
	www.freefoto.com /pictures/italy/florence_duomo/index.asp (3390 words)

	Florence Walking Tour
		Other treasures, including the Baptistery and Giotto's Bell Tower will be admired before taking Via dei Calzaiuoli, which leads to the political center of the city: Piazza della Signoria.
		The walk continues through the historical streets of Renaissance Florence until you reach the religious center of Florence to see the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, with the beautiful Brunelleschi�s dome.
		Here you will feel the true essence of Florence, as you wonder round the open air museum marveling at the extensive collection of artworks from different historical periods as your guide shares with you interesting stories and little known facts about these beautiful buildings and statues.
	www.affiliate.viator.com /brochure/product_show.jsp?ID=1010&PRODUCTID=1016&CODE=2390GRET17F&AUID=2227 (3390 words)

	Hotel Colorado, Florence hotel, hotel in Florence
		The hotel, easily to reach by walk from the train station S.M.Novella, is in via Cavour, very close to the main monuments and museums in Florence: The Dome (Santa Maria del Fiore), the Giotto’s bell tower, the David of Michelangelo.
		You will receive a warm and informal welcome at the Hotel Colorado, 10 rooms, singles, double, triples and family rooms (4 people), all with private bathroom, very bright and view on the typical florentine roofs and 6 rooms with air conditioning.
		The pedestrian area and the congress center (Fortezza da Basso) are both at walking distance.
	www.hotelcoloradofirenze.com (143 words)

	European Literary Trails 2003 - Duomo
		The campanile or bell tower is 276 feet tall and was designed by Giotto.
		Admission to the Santa Maria del Fiore is free, but go early or you will have to contend with an extremely long line.
		and also a brochure on Santa Maria del Fiore printed by the Archdiocese of Florence which was available on site.
	www.runet.edu /~kkitchene/eurotrails/Duomo.htm (585 words)

	Bed and Breakfast in Florence ANTICA TORRE - Piazza Della Signoria -
		The view is superb, with a glance you may admire the most famous monuments of the city: the cathedral, the Giotto's Bell tower, the Bargello, the Florentine Abbey and of course the Palazzo Vecchio and the entire Piazza della Signoria.
		In the XI century, in the old Florentia City rose several towers, high and slim, which characterized the entire built-up area surrounded by the Town Walls.
		The view you join from every room, from the one on the red roofs of the narrow city lanes to the superb one on the Piazza della Signoria, makes you breath an air of refined hospitality with an unmistakable ancient note.
	www.sleepinitaly.com /florence/bb/torre.html (1124 words)

	Routes from Versilia - Florence
		In the Museum of the Work of the Dome coming from works of art from S. are conserved Maria of the Flower, from the Baptistry and the Bell tower, between which the sculptures realized for the facade of the Dome.
		It collects innumerevoli art works, between which the famous ones it frescoes of Giotto in the nails head Peruzzi and Bardi, and is universal famous because some between the more illustrious personages of our country are buried you.
		Saint Maria of the Flower, the risen gotic cathedral on the ancient basilic of Reparata Saint, was planned from Arnolfo di Cambio, that she began the jobs in 1296; Brunelleschi completed it in 1436 with the elegant Cupola, than to the inside completely it was frescoed from the Vasari and the Zuccari.
	www.toscanamare.com /itinerary/route/florence.html (714 words)

	Terra di Toscana :: Visiting Tuscany - Sightseeing - Firenze: Religious buildings
		Arnolfo died in 1331 or 1332, which slowed down work, until the Arte della Lana, the most powerful guild in Firenze, nominated Giotto as master of works, and he began work on the construction of the nearby bell tower.
		Santa Maria del Fiore was constructed on the site of the old cathedral of Santa Reparata, which had been built in the time of Bishop Zanobius in the early decades of the 5th century.
		Like the cathedrals of Firenze 's rival cities, Santa Maria del Fiore was built with a Latin cross plan, with a basilica nave, three vast arms, and a dome; the latter starts 50 metres from the ground.
	www.terraditoscana.com /default.aspx?lpg=visitare_province_alturist&obj=fi_chiese (714 words)

	Bell Tower (Campanile) of the Florence Cathedral
		A sketch attributed to Giotto exists which allows us to see how close the design is to the painted architectural constructions and the frames of the altarpieces.
		In July 1334 the foundation stone of the campanile of the cathedral was laid - we can assume that the newly appointed capomaestro would have been given overall control of the building work.
		So it is not really that remarkable that we find the artist at the end of his life as an architect.
	www.wga.hu /html/g/giotto/zz_misc/z_campan/index.html (201 words)

	Tour of St. Peter's Basilica
		Later, a bell-tower, with 12 windows on each of its six storeys was built, as was a double-portico that was used for papal blessings.
		However, the glorious basilica, where twenty-three emperors had been crowned, that had welcomed pilgrims from every part of the world, that had celebrated the first Holy Year (1300), described by Dante and immortalized by Giotto's paintings, that had confirmed and strengthened Christian faith, began to show the ravages of time after twelve centuries.
		Peter's successors chose the site as their seat, and it was there that relics from the Holy Land such as the relic of the Holy Cross, St. Veronica's veil and the lance that had pierced the side of Christ were kept.
	www.miraclerosarymission.org /stpetertour.html (943 words)

	Duomo, Florence, Italy - Free Pictures - FreeFoto.Com
		The adjacent bell-tower, begun by Giotto in 1334, rises to 85 metres high and a climb up its 414 steps is rewarded with some splendid views.
		Duomo, Florence, Italy- Free Pictures - FreeFoto.Com
		The richly ornamental facades of the Duomo never fail to impress, and it is one of the richest examples of Gothic architecture in Italy.
	www.freefoto.com /preview.jsp?id=14-08-3 (943 words)

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