San Giovanni dei Fiorentini, Rome

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Baroque architecture Renaissance architecture Roman Catholic church church

San Giovanni dei Fiorentini, Rome is a prominent Renaissance and Baroque church near the Tiber River, historically associated with the Florentine community and notable as the resting place of several major architects and artists.

Statements (46)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Baroque architecture → Renaissance architecture → Roman Catholic church → church →
affiliation	Diocese of Rome →
architect	Alessandro Galilei → Antonio da Sangallo the Younger → Carlo Maderno → Francesco Borromini → Giacomo della Porta → Giovanni Battista da Sangallo → Jacopo Sansovino →
associatedWith	Florentine community in Rome →
burialPlaceOf	Carlo Fontana → Carlo Maderno → Francesco Borromini → Giacomo della Porta → Luigi Vanvitelli →
completionDate	18th century →
constructionStart	circa 1509 → early 16th century →
country	Italy →
dedicatedTo	Saint John the Baptist →
denomination	Roman Catholic →
domeDesigner	Carlo Maderno →
façadeDesigner	Alessandro Galilei →
hasChapel	Chapel of Saint Mary Magdalene in San Giovanni dei Fiorentini → Chapel of the Sacrament in San Giovanni dei Fiorentini →
hasFeature	Latin cross plan → barrel-vaulted nave → central dome →
hasPart	dome of San Giovanni dei Fiorentini → façade of San Giovanni dei Fiorentini →
heritageDesignation	part of the historic center of Rome UNESCO World Heritage Site →
locatedIn	Lazio → Rione Regola → Rome → historic center of Rome →
locatedNear	Tiber River →
material	travertine →
notableFor	Renaissance and Baroque architectural features → association with Florentine community in Rome → burials of major architects and artists →
religiousOrder	Florentine nation in Rome →
style	Baroque → Renaissance →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Carlo Maderno → Francesco Borromini →	burialPlace