San Zeno Maggiore, Verona
Detail to west portal executed by Maestro Nicolo and his pupil Guglielmo around 1135
San Zeno Maggiore is a remarkable example of the Romanesque style of architecture. It originates in the C5th and was rebuilt in the C9th as a the church of a Benedictine monastry (of which the tower remains). It was later re-constructed in the early C11th and completed in the C13th and C14th centuries.
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