Database: Giotto’s Campanile - Revision history

imported>VilkaIsBack at 12:32, 27 January 2024

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	Begun by [[Giotto di Bondone]] (the famous architect and painter) in 1334, this famous [[Campanile di Giotto\|gothic bell tower]] was incomplete when Giotto died. [[Andrea Pisano]] took over and then, in 1348, was felled by the [[Black Death]].		Begun by [[Giotto di Bondone]] (the famous architect and painter) in 1334, this famous [[Campanile di Giotto\|gothic bell tower]] was incomplete when Giotto died. [[Andrea Pisano]] took over and then, in 1348, was felled by the [[Black Death]].

	In 1359, the tower was completed by [[Francesco Talenti]], who deviated from ~~Giotto’s~~ plan in his design of the three upper floors. He enlarged each floor to match the previous according to perspective, so, when seen from below, all three floors seem to be exactly the same size.		In 1359, the tower was completed by [[Francesco Talenti]], who deviated from Giotto's plan in his design of the three upper floors. He enlarged each floor to match the previous according to perspective, so, when seen from below, all three floors seem to be exactly the same size.

	The tower is clad with white [[marble]] from {{Wiki\|Carrara}}, red marble from [[Siena]] and green marble from {{Wiki\|Prato}}. It takes exactly 414 steps to reach the top, perhaps predicting ~~{{Wiki\|~~Charles Messier~~}}’s~~ discovery of the Whirlpool Galaxy exactly 414 years later. Or perhaps not.		The tower is clad with white [[marble]] from {{Wiki\|Carrara}}, red marble from [[Siena]] and green marble from {{Wiki\|Prato}}. It takes exactly 414 steps to reach the top, perhaps predicting [[Charles Messier]]'s discovery of the Whirlpool Galaxy exactly 414 years later. Or perhaps not.
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imported>Soranin at 00:45, 21 August 2023

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	[[File:Campanile di Giotto.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]		[[File:Campanile di Giotto.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]
	Begun by [[Giotto di Bondone]] (the famous architect and painter) in 1334, this famous [[Campanile di Giotto\|gothic bell tower]] was incomplete when Giotto died. [[Andrea Pisano]] took over and then, in 1348, was felled by the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Black Death}}.		Begun by [[Giotto di Bondone]] (the famous architect and painter) in 1334, this famous [[Campanile di Giotto\|gothic bell tower]] was incomplete when Giotto died. [[Andrea Pisano]] took over and then, in 1348, was felled by the [[Black Death]].

	In 1359, the tower was completed by [[Francesco Talenti]], who deviated from Giotto’s plan in his design of the three upper floors. He enlarged each floor to match the previous according to perspective, so, when seen from below, all three floors seem to be exactly the same size.		In 1359, the tower was completed by [[Francesco Talenti]], who deviated from Giotto’s plan in his design of the three upper floors. He enlarged each floor to match the previous according to perspective, so, when seen from below, all three floors seem to be exactly the same size.

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	[[File:Campanile di Giotto.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]		[[File:Campanile di Giotto.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]
	Begun by [[Giotto di Bondone]] (the famous architect and painter) in 1334, this famous gothic bell tower was incomplete when Giotto died. [[Andrea Pisano]] took over and then, in 1348, was felled by the {{Wiki\|Black Death}}.		Begun by [[Giotto di Bondone]] (the famous architect and painter) in 1334, this famous [[Campanile di Giotto\|gothic bell tower]] was incomplete when Giotto died. [[Andrea Pisano]] took over and then, in 1348, was felled by the {{Wiki\|Black Death}}.

	In 1359, the tower was completed by [[Francesco Talenti]], who deviated from Giotto’s plan in his design of the three upper floors. He enlarged each floor to match the previous according to perspective, so, when seen from below, all three floors seem to be exactly the same size.		In 1359, the tower was completed by [[Francesco Talenti]], who deviated from Giotto’s plan in his design of the three upper floors. He enlarged each floor to match the previous according to perspective, so, when seen from below, all three floors seem to be exactly the same size.

	The tower is clad with white marble from {{Wiki\|Carrara}}, red marble from [[Siena]] and green marble from {{Wiki\|Prato}}. It takes exactly 414 steps to reach the top, perhaps predicting {{Wiki\|Charles Messier}}’s discovery of the Whirlpool Galaxy exactly 414 years later. Or perhaps not.		The tower is clad with white [[marble]] from {{Wiki\|Carrara}}, red marble from [[Siena]] and green marble from {{Wiki\|Prato}}. It takes exactly 414 steps to reach the top, perhaps predicting {{Wiki\|Charles Messier}}’s discovery of the Whirlpool Galaxy exactly 414 years later. Or perhaps not.
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imported>Lady Kyashira at 14:26, 6 December 2018

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			[[File:Campanile di Giotto.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]
	Begun by [[Giotto di Bondone]] (the famous architect and painter) in 1334, this famous gothic bell tower was incomplete when Giotto died. [[Andrea Pisano]] took over and then, in 1348, was felled by the {{Wiki\|Black Death}}.		Begun by [[Giotto di Bondone]] (the famous architect and painter) in 1334, this famous gothic bell tower was incomplete when Giotto died. [[Andrea Pisano]] took over and then, in 1348, was felled by the {{Wiki\|Black Death}}.

imported>Lady Kyashira at 14:25, 6 December 2018

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	Begun by [[Giotto di Bondone]] (the famous architect and painter) in 1334, this famous gothic bell tower was incomplete when Giotto died. Andrea Pisano took over and then, in 1348, was felled by the Black Death.		Begun by [[Giotto di Bondone]] (the famous architect and painter) in 1334, this famous gothic bell tower was incomplete when Giotto died. [[Andrea Pisano]] took over and then, in 1348, was felled by the {{Wiki\|Black Death}}.

	In 1359, the tower was completed by Francesco Talenti, who deviated from Giotto’s plan in his design of the three upper floors. He enlarged each floor to match the previous according to perspective, so, when seen from below, all three floors seem to be exactly the same size.		In 1359, the tower was completed by [[Francesco Talenti]], who deviated from Giotto’s plan in his design of the three upper floors. He enlarged each floor to match the previous according to perspective, so, when seen from below, all three floors seem to be exactly the same size.

	The tower is clad with white marble from Carrara, red marble from [[Siena]] and green marble from Prato. It takes exactly 414 steps to reach the top, perhaps predicting Charles ~~Messier’s~~ discovery of the Whirlpool Galaxy exactly 414 years later. Or perhaps not.		The tower is clad with white marble from {{Wiki\|Carrara}}, red marble from [[Siena]] and green marble from {{Wiki\|Prato}}. It takes exactly 414 steps to reach the top, perhaps predicting {{Wiki\|Charles Messier}}’s discovery of the Whirlpool Galaxy exactly 414 years later. Or perhaps not.
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imported>Piero.schiavone1994 at 19:09, 23 January 2017

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	Begun by [[Giotto di Bondone]] (the famous architect and painter) in 1334, this famous gothic bell tower was incomplete when Giotto died. Andrea Pisano took over and then, in 1348, was felled by the Black Death.		Begun by [[Giotto di Bondone]] (the famous architect and painter) in 1334, this famous gothic bell tower was incomplete when Giotto died. Andrea Pisano took over and then, in 1348, was felled by the Black Death.

	In 1359, the tower was completed by [[Francesco Talenti]], who deviated from Giotto’s plan in his design of the three upper floors. He enlarged each floor to match the previous according to perspective, so, when seen from below, all three floors seem to be exactly the same size.		In 1359, the tower was completed by Francesco Talenti, who deviated from Giotto’s plan in his design of the three upper floors. He enlarged each floor to match the previous according to perspective, so, when seen from below, all three floors seem to be exactly the same size.

	The tower is clad with white marble from Carrara, red marble from Siena and green marble from Prato. It takes exactly 414 steps to reach the top, perhaps predicting Charles Messier’s discovery of the Whirlpool Galaxy exactly 414 years later. Or perhaps not.		The tower is clad with white marble from Carrara, red marble from [[Siena]] and green marble from Prato. It takes exactly 414 steps to reach the top, perhaps predicting Charles Messier’s discovery of the Whirlpool Galaxy exactly 414 years later. Or perhaps not.
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imported>Shaun "Danger" Hastings at 22:11, 15 November 2016

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	Begun by Giotto di Bondone (the famous architect and painter) in 1334, this famous gothic bell tower was incomplete when Giotto died. Andrea Pisano took over and then, in 1348, was felled by the Black Death.		Begun by [[Giotto di Bondone]] (the famous architect and painter) in 1334, this famous gothic bell tower was incomplete when Giotto died. Andrea Pisano took over and then, in 1348, was felled by the Black Death.

	In 1359, the tower was completed by Francesco Talenti, who deviated from Giotto’s plan in his design of the three upper floors. He enlarged each floor to match the previous according to perspective, so, when seen from below, all three floors seem to be exactly the same size.		In 1359, the tower was completed by [[Francesco Talenti]], who deviated from Giotto’s plan in his design of the three upper floors. He enlarged each floor to match the previous according to perspective, so, when seen from below, all three floors seem to be exactly the same size.

	The tower is clad with white marble from Carrara, red marble from Siena and green marble from Prato. It takes exactly 414 steps to reach the top, perhaps predicting Charles Messier’s discovery of the Whirlpool Galaxy exactly 414 years later. Or perhaps not.		The tower is clad with white marble from Carrara, red marble from Siena and green marble from Prato. It takes exactly 414 steps to reach the top, perhaps predicting Charles Messier’s discovery of the Whirlpool Galaxy exactly 414 years later. Or perhaps not.

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Begun by Giotto di Bondone (the famous architect and painter) in 1334, this famous gothic bell tower was incomplete when Giotto died. Andrea Pisano took over and then, in 1348, was felled by the Black Death.

In 1359, the tower was completed by Francesco Talenti, who deviated from Giotto’s plan in his design of the three upper floors. He enlarged each floor to match the previous according to perspective, so, when seen from below, all three floors seem to be exactly the same size.

The tower is clad with white marble from Carrara, red marble from Siena and green marble from Prato. It takes exactly 414 steps to reach the top, perhaps predicting Charles Messier’s discovery of the Whirlpool Galaxy exactly 414 years later. Or perhaps not.
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