Arch of Gavi in Italy, Verona resort
Rating: 7,7/10 (9032 votes)  Arch of Gavi is an ancient Roman triumphal arch located in Verona. The arch was erected in the 1st century in honor of the family of Gavia – noble family of Verona. The author of the project was the architect Lucius Vitruvius Cerdon. In 1805, the arch was dismantled in order to provide passage for the convoys of French troops. The arch was rebuilt in 1930 from surviving material near its original location. The building has one span, its facade is decorated with half-columns, and the opening is decorated with a decorative frieze. Under the arch you can see the preserved basalt pavement of the ancient Roman road. During the Renaissance, the arch served as a model for creating the interiors of many chapels. We also recommend reading Basilica of Notre Dame de Victoire in France, Paris resort Topic: Arch of Gavi in Italy, Verona resort. |
