Fontana Maggiore

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Fontana Maggiore is a renowned 13th-century medieval fountain in Perugia, Italy, celebrated for its intricate sculptural decoration and role as a symbol of the city.

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Fontana Maggiore canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fountain
medieval monument
public fountain
architect Fra Bevignate
architecturalStyle Gothic
Romanesque architecture
surface form: Romanesque
commissionedBy Comune di Perugia
commissionedFor celebration of completion of Perugia aqueduct
completionDate 1278
coordinates 43.112°N 12.389°E
country Italy
culturalSignificance emblem of civic identity of Perugia
designer Fra Bevignate
hasPart Old Testament scenes
allegorical figures
central bronze bowl
founders of Perugia
labors of the months
lower basin
relief panels
statues of saints
upper basin
zodiac signs
heritageDesignation masterpiece of medieval sculpture
symbol of Perugia
imageDepicts agricultural activities
biblical scenes
mythological figures
personifications of liberal arts
inception 1275
locatedIn Piazza IV Novembre
Perugia, Italy
surface form: historic center of Perugia
location Perugia
materialUsed marble
stone
nearby Palazzo Vescovile
Palazzo dei Priori
Perugia Cathedral
notableWorkOf Giovanni Pisano
Nicola Pisano
purpose civic monument
public water supply
sculptor Giovanni Pisano
Nicola Pisano
significantEvent restoration in the 20th century
restoration in the 21st century
touristAttraction yes
waterSource Aqueduct of Perugia

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Perugia, Italy hasLandmark Fontana Maggiore
subject surface form: Perugia
Perugia Cathedral faces Fontana Maggiore
Piazza IV Novembre hasPart Fontana Maggiore
Piazza IV Novembre hasLandmark Fontana Maggiore
Perugia hasLandmark Fontana Maggiore