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Chiesa di San Moise Tour

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View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  1) Approaching San Moise [72]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  2) Facade of San Moise [186]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  3) Upper facade and Campanile [68]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  4) Facade Details by Arrigo Meyring [34]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  5) St. Moise Main Door [15]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  6) Vicenzo Fini Bust [48]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  7) Gerolamo Fini Bust [28]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  8) Vicenzo Gerolamo Fini Bust [23]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  9) Fini Family Crest [50]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  10) Interior Main Altar [12]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  11) Ceiling Fresco - 'Moses and God the Father in Glory' [51]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  12) Main Altar - 'Moses receiving the Tablets from God on Mt. Sinai' [202]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  13) Main Altar - 'Moses receiving the Tablets from God on Mt. Sinai' [180]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  14) Main Altar [33]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  15) Main Altar - Moses [69]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  16) Chapel of the Sacrament [65]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  17) Chapel of the Sacrament - 'The Last Supper' [28]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  18) Left Side Altars [31]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  19) 'The Birth of the Virgin' [45]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  20) Cristoforo Ivanovich Funerary Monument [54]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  21) Cristoforo Ivanovich - Funerary Monument [58]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  22) Cristoforo Ivanovich Funerary Monument - 'Father Time' [110]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  23) Cristoforo Ivanovich Funerary Monument - Death [22]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  24) Cristoforo Ivanovich - Funerary Monument [43]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  25) 'Virgin and Saints,' by Antonio Molinari. [36]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  26) Girolamo Brusaferro's 'Crucifixion' [41]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  27) Gaetano Callido Organ [19]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  28) 'The Stoning of St. Stephen' is by Sante Piatti [58]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  29) 'Pieta' by Antonio Corradini [30]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  30) 'Adoration of the Magi' by Giuseppe Diamantini [46]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  31) 'Allegorical Figures of the Christian Church and the Hebrew Church' [38]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  32) 'The Invention of the Cross' by Pietro Liberi [32]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  33) Chapel of St. Anthony [32]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  34) 'The Presentation of the Virgin in the Temple' by Domenico Beverenza [44]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  35) San Moise - Exterior - a single family of donors [105]

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Approaching San Moise -- Chiesa di San Moise, Venice, Italy
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Chiesa di San Moise - Venice, Italy
Approaching San Moise



From the west approach, San Moise appears where the Calla Larga Marzo opens up into a plaza. This street is one of the widest ones in Venice. The street was built in 1880, to commemorate the date that the Venetians expelled the Austrians in 1848. Daniel Manin then proclaimed a new Venetian Republic. It was a short-lived independence, only seventeen months. The Austrians were back in 1849 and defeated the Venetian rebels.











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