The lower part of the vaulted ceiling depicts the prophets while the upper portion is painted blue with golden stars and is meant to represent Heaven.
The lower part of the vaulted ceiling depicts the prophets while the upper portion is painted blue with golden stars and is meant to represent Heaven. Built by its namesake to atone for the sins of his father Reginaldo, who is mentioned as a usurer in the 17th Canto [*] of the Inferno, the altar features statues by Giovanni Pisano. Its interior is decorated by framed works that read from left to right and top to bottom; these begin with The Expulsion of Joachim and include such scenes as The Feast at Cana and The Mocking of Christ. These culminate with The Last Judgment on the west wall of this structure, which is well known for its proximity to the Roman Arena (#) that gives it an alternate name, FTP, identify this building in Padua that contains The Lamentation and other parts of the "Life of Christ" frescoes by Giotto.
The lower part of the vaulted ceiling depicts the prophets while the upper portion is painted blue with golden stars and is meant to represent Heaven.
{Scrovegni Chapel} (accept “Arena Chapel” before it is said, just prompt afterwards)