Art Images for College Teaching: Santo Sepolcro, Bologna: exterior, view from Cortile di Pilato (orig. constructed as pagan temple dedicated to the cult of Isis, 1st century C.E.; ruins used to construct circular plan church, ca. 431-450; rebuilt as octagonal structure in 11th century)

Title: Santo Sepolcro, Bologna: exterior, view from Cortile di Pilato (orig. constructed as pagan temple dedicated to the cult of Isis, 1st century C.E.; ruins used to construct circular plan church, ca. 431-450; rebuilt as octagonal structure in 11th century)
Main Entry: Italian, Romanesque
Location 1: Bologna,
Location 2: Italy
ID: IRQ103
Photo Date: 5/20/2001

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Santo Sepolcro, Bologna: exterior, view from Cortile di Pilato (orig. constructed as pagan temple dedicated to the cult of Isis, 1st century C.E.; ruins used to construct circular plan church, ca. 431-450; rebuilt as octagonal structure in 11th century)