Archbishop's Chapel

Cappella Arcivescovile

chapel in Ravenna

#15 in Ravenna / #1121 in Italy

by José Luiz

/ CC BY-SA 4.0

The Archbishop's Chapel in Ravenna, Italy, also known as the Chapel of St. Andrew, is a remarkable example of early Christian art and architecture. Constructed in the early 5th century during the reign of the Ostrogoths, it served as a private oratory for the archbishops of Ravenna. The chapel is renowned for its stunning mosaics, which depict a variety of religious themes, including figures of Christ, the Apostles, and various saints. The intricate artwork reflects a blend of Western and Eastern stylistic influences, showcasing the city's historical significance as a cultural crossroads.

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