Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta

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Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta is the Roman Catholic cathedral of Cremona, Italy, renowned for its Romanesque architecture richly adorned with later Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque additions.

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Surface form Occurrences
Baptistery of Cremona 0
Torrazzo of Cremona 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman Catholic cathedral
Romanesque architecture building
baptistery
bell tower
church building
adjacentTo Baptistery of Cremona NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs Cremona Cathedral NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Baroque
surface form: Baroque architecture

Gothic architecture
Renaissance architecture
Romanesque architecture
constructionStart 1107
country Italy
dedicatedTo Assumption of Mary NERFINISHED
Virgin Mary
hasArtwork altarpieces by Renaissance painters
fresco cycle of the Life of the Virgin
fresco cycle of the Passion of Christ
hasBellTower Torrazzo of Cremona NERFINISHED
hasFacade marble façade with loggias and rose window
hasFeature Romanesque arcaded gallery
central rose window
lateral Gothic porches
portico with three arches
hasInteriorDecoration Renaissance frescoes in the nave
cycle of frescoes
marble altars
painted wooden choir stalls
hasPart apse
crypt
nave
side aisles
transept
hasPortalSculpture Gothic statues
Romanesque reliefs
heritageDesignation cultural heritage monument in Italy
inaugurationYear 1190
locatedIn Cremona NERFINISHED
Cremona NERFINISHED
Cremona NERFINISHED
Lombardy
Piazza del Comune, Cremona NERFINISHED
partOf Roman Catholic Diocese of Cremona NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
significance major example of Lombard Romanesque architecture
principal church of Cremona
significantEvent construction interrupted by 1117 Verona earthquake

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Cremona Cathedral alsoKnownAs Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta