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Parma (prov.) Emilia-Romagna Strada della Repubblica 3a
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Statue dei Santi alla Chiese di San VitaleSaints' Statues at the Church of St. Vitalis |
Pietro Sbravati
1651 |
 
The present church dates to a reconstruction in 1651 by the architect Cristoforo Rangoni called Ficarelli. The façade was decorated by the sculptor Felice Pascetti and has six statues attributed to Pietro Sbravati.
![]() San Vitale / St. Vitalis of Milan 1st of 2nd century; Vitalis was a wealthy citizen of Milan, perhaps a soldier. He was married to Saint Valeria. They are supposed to have been the parents of the (perhaps legendary) Saints Gervasius and Protasius (Wikipedia). |
![]() Santa Valeria / St. Valeria of Milan wife of St. Vitalis of Milan (Wikipedia). |
![]() San Gervaso / St. Gervasius (or Protasius) Saints Gervasius and Protasius, 2nd century, sons of St. Vitalis and St. Valeria (Wikipedia). |
![]() San Gregorio Magno / St. Gregory the Great pope 590-604 (Wikipedia). |
![]() San Bernardo degli Uberti / St. Bernard degli Uberti (Firenze/Florence c. 1060 - Parma 1133), bishop of Parma (Wikipedia). |
![]() San Protasio / St. Protasius (or Gervasius) see at St. Gervasius |
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