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The Church of Santo Stefano dei Cavalieri (the Knights of St Stephen) with an original baroque façade initiated by Vasari and completed to a design by Giovanni de’ Medici. - صورة ‪Piazza dei Cavalieri‬، بيزا

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  • The Church of Santo Stefano dei Cavalieri (the Knights of St Stephen) with an original baroque façade initiated by Vasari and completed to a design by Giovanni de’ Medici.
  • The Palazzo del Consiglio dei Dodici has links to the Order of the Knights of St. Stephen. The name literally translates as the Palace of the Council of the Twelve, a round-table image that could come straight from King Arthur's Camelot. Originally known as Priory Palace, it became in 1603 the place where the Knights held court. Before the Knights moved in, the architect Francavilla remodeled the palace into a design that blended more harmoniously with the piazza's other buildings.
  • The Palazzo del Consiglio dei Dodici has links to the Order of the Knights of St. Stephen. The name literally translates as the Palace of the Council of the Twelve, a round-table image that could come straight from King Arthur's Camelot. Originally known as Priory Palace, it became in 1603 the place where the Knights held court. Before the Knights moved in, the architect Francavilla remodeled the palace into a design that blended more harmoniously with the piazza's other buildings.
The Church of Santo Stefano dei Cavalieri (the Knights of St Stephen) with an original baroque façade initiated by Vasari and completed to a design by Giovanni de’ Medici.
The Palazzo del Consiglio dei Dodici has links to the Order of the Knights of St. Stephen. The name literally translates as the Palace of the Council of the Twelve, a round-table image that could come straight from King Arthur's Camelot. Originally known as Priory Palace, it became in 1603 the place where the Knights held court. Before the Knights moved in, the architect Francavilla remodeled the palace into a design that blended more harmoniously with the piazza's other buildings.
The Palazzo del Consiglio dei Dodici has links to the Order of the Knights of St. Stephen. The name literally translates as the Palace of the Council of the Twelve, a round-table image that could come straight from King Arthur's Camelot. Originally known as Priory Palace, it became in 1603 the place where the Knights held court. Before the Knights moved in, the architect Francavilla remodeled the palace into a design that blended more harmoniously with the piazza's other buildings.
The Palazzo del Consiglio dei Dodici has links to the Order of the Knights of St. Stephen. The name literally translates as the Palace of the Council of the Twelve, a round-table image that could come straight from King Arthur's Camelot. Originally known as Priory Palace, it became in 1603 the place where the Knights held court. Before the Knights moved in, the architect Francavilla remodeled the palace into a design that blended more harmoniously with the piazza's other buildings.
The clock and the belfry date back to 1696.In 1919, after the Order had been suppressed, the building was purchased by Count Alberto della Gherardesca, who promoted a questionable renovation in neo-Gothic style, with the opening of a four-light window on the façade.
Palazzo dell'Orologio.In 1605-1608, following the unification of two neighboring buildings through an arch with the clock, the palace was finished in its present form, according to the design of Giorgio Vasari of 1554.Between 1607 and 1609 Giovanni Stefano Marucelli and Filippo Palladini frescoed the façade and the internal vault of the arch with panoplies, grotesques and allegorical figures to signify the celebration of the Medici and the Order of the Knights.
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