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The senses tell about Palazzo Ducezio

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Furnishing and innovation

The furniture used to furnish the houses of wealthy families followed the fashion of the time.
Louis XV style spread between 1720 and 1760 and was a revolution in furnishing that reflected the luxurious and refined lifestyle of the French nobility.
It was a period of great innovation in woodworking techniques.
There was a preference for slender, light and highly decorated structures inspired by the Italian and German Rococo.

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The Madonna dei Conadomini and the art of devotion

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The expansion of space and changing reality

The Benedictines’ library

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The Monastery of the Benedictine nuns

The beginning of an authentic Baroque conception

Expansion, spatiality and light in the church of San Domenico

Palazzo della Cancelleria: from former stable to the Nicastro family

Altars, saints and sculptural works

Views denied, views conquered: the power of the devout Benedictines

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The senses tell of Palazzo della Cancelleria

The church and the monastery

The Infiorata of Noto, a modern tradition

Barresi-Branciforte: the lords of the fiefdom and the modernisation of the town

The Staircase of Angels

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The senses tell the story of the Church of San Paolo

The Church of St. John the Evangelist

The city palace

The eagle-shaped city

St. Agatha and the candelore

The works in the church

The Church of St. Mary of the Mountain

A casket of precious works

Reconstruction after the earthquake

The neo-Gothic seminary chapel: symbols, light and space

Akrai and Syracuse: an unbreakable bond

The city within the city

A new site for the church of San Giorgio

One city, three sites

Baroque and the loss of balance in the 16th century

A story of rebirth

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The palace, the town, the church

Geometry and wonder in civic architecture in the Baroque of the Val di Noto

The Church of St. Francis

The senses tell the story of the Church of San Carlo and the former Jesuit college

The church and the college

Palazzo Trigona di Canicarao

Rebirth and urban planning of the city of Noto

Fountain of the Nymph Zizza: public water in the town

Luminous sacred spaces

Majestic exteriors, grandiose interiors

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The art of maiolica

The Church of St. Julian on Via dei Crociferi

Scenography, lights and colours of the cathedral

Scenography and devotion for St. Agatha

The casket of austerity under the great dome

The interior and works of art

Baroque creativity: recurring themes

Religious architecture

The freedom of worship and the Catholic Church’s role in the diffusion of Baroque

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A compromise between Neoclassicism and Baroque

A heritage of votive works

Madonna of the Militia: a singular warrior virgin

The triumph of Baroque: expansion of spaces

The Palazzo dei due mori

Garden of Novices and the restorations by Giancarlo De Carlo

The articulated interior spaces

The Antonino Uccello Birthplace Museum

The dynamics of the Church of San Michele

A unifying project for the city of Catania

A Nobel Prize in Modica

The interiors: diffused light and Byzantine relics

The Monte delle Prestanze in the new city layout

The Badia di Sant’Agata (St. Agatha’s Abbey)

A stone garden

Piazza Duomo, the elephant fountain, the heart of the city

Expanded spaces, stucco and colourful lights

The Church of Madonna della Stella

Scicli, the city of Baroque scenery

San Domenico and Gagliardi’s work

City and nature

From the end of the world to rebirth from the rubble

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Verticality and dynamism of the façade of the Church of San Carlo

The Duomo di San Giorgio (Cathedral of St. George)

Militello: The story of an enlightened fiefdom

The interior of the church: space and colour

The senses tell the Cathedral of San Giorgio

Art in the cathedral

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The new roads of the city

The church of San Nicolò l’Arena: the majesty of an unfinished beauty

The two churches

Virtuosity, decorations and altars

The city of Modica, a balance between nature and urbanism

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Unusual iconographies: the Burgos crucifix

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The senses tell about Palazzo Ducezio

The Franciscan convent

The Church of St. Paul

The smallest Greek theatre in the world

The illusion of light and the decorative splendour

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MiC – Ministero della Cultura Legge 77/2006 - Misure Speciali di Tutela e Fruizione dei Siti Italiani di Interesse Culturale, Paesaggistico e Ambientale, inseriti nella “Lista Del Patrimonio Mondiale”, posti sotto la Tutela dell’ UNESCO Regione Siciliana.

Assessorato dei Beni Culturali e dell’Identità Siciliana, Dipartimento dei Beni Culturali e dell’Identità Siciliana.

Parco archeologico della Valle dei Templi di Agrigento.