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Ospedaletto Tour

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View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  1) Facade - Santa Maria dei Derelitti [108]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  2) Facade - Baldassare Longhena - Juste le Court [106]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  3) Facade - Bartolomeo Carnioni Portrait Bust [139]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  4) Facade [14]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  5) Facade - grotesque heads [57]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  6) Facade - Baldassare Longhena - Juste le Court [62]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  7) Interior View - Bartolomeo Carnioni's bequest [90]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  8) Altar Detail - Architect Domenico Rossi - acoustical expert Giovan Francesco Costa [93]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  9) Altar Detail - Tommaso Ruer sculptor [57]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  10) 'Birth of the Virgin Mary' Painting by Antonio Molinari [29]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  11) 'Coronation of the Virgin Mary' painting by Damiano Mazza [60]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  12) 'Visitation' by Antonio Molinari [42]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  13) Right Aisle [100]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  14) Right Aisle - 'Virgin and Child with Saints Joseph, Veronica, Antonio Abate and Carlo Borromeo' [30]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  15) Right Aisle - 'Virgin and Child Surrounded by Saints' by Francesco Ruschi' [110]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  16) Interior Facade [19]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  17) Interior Facade - Pietro Liberi Paintings [47]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  18) View Toward Rear - Ceiling Fresco by Giuseppe Cherubini [34]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  19) Ceiling - 'Virgin Appears to Girolamo Miani' [131]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  20) Ceiling by Giuseppe Cherubini [65]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  21) Ceiling - fool-the-eye technique [64]
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View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  23) Left Aisle - 'St. Girolamo Miani and the Little Orphans at the Foot of the Cross' [162]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  24) Path to the Music Room [174]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  25) Sala della Musica - painter Jacopo Guarana and the trompe l'oeil specialist Geralomo Mengozzi Colonna [94]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  26) Sala della Musica - Apollo [228]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  27) Sala della Musica - Agostino Mengozzi-Colonna's quaduratura painting [84]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  28) Sala della Musica - 'The Triumph of Music' [84]
View Google Maps for this location (in new window)  29) Ospedaletto Final View - Santa Maria dei Derelitti [56]

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Facade - Santa Maria dei Derelitti -- Ospedaletto, Venice, Italy
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Ospedaletto - Venice, Italy
Facade - Santa Maria dei Derelitti



This church was built where a shelter had housed survivors of a famine that occurred in the surrounding area during 1527-28. From then on, the earlier building was used as a hospital and shelter, not only for the sick and injured, but also for orphans and wanderers. So when a church was built here on the site of the Ospedale dei Derelitti, it was christened Santa Maria dei Derelitti, meaning Holy Mary of the Forsaken, or Holy Mary of the Down-and-Out. Its local nickname is the 'Ospedaletto,' or 'little hospital.' The facade is peculiar for a building with such a charitable history.











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