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Memorials

Fiesole Duomo 01a Cappella maggiore

Situated In

Duomo di Fiesole -- presbytery

Alternate Names

  • Altar grande
  • Tribuna
Rosselli Number 1.0
Memorial Type chapel
Status lost
Current Repository na
Primary Installation na
Secondary Installation na
Tomb Form na
Liturgical Orientation E
Documented Types
  • altare
Component Parts
  • mensa
  • coffin
Decorative Elements
Database ID 31992

Dates

1584 a
renovation
1883 b
destroyed

Individuals (1 total)

da Ghiacceto, Francesco (monsignor) di Dionigi di Francesco di Zanobi di Paolo (vescovo di Fiesole)
1584

Groups (2 total)

Franzesi
1584 to 1883
 c
da Ghiacceto
1584 to 1883
 d

Related Memorials (8 total)

Fiesole Duomo 01b sarcophagus of San Romolo:
1584 to 1883
Fiesole Duomo 02 cartella dal Corno dell'Evangelio:
1584 to 1883
Fiesole Duomo 03 cartella dal Corno dell'Epistola:
1584 to 1883
Fiesole Duomo 04 bust reliquary of San Romolo:
1553 to 1883
Fiesole Duomo 05 cattedra del beato vescovo Andrea Corsini:
Fiesole Duomo 07.5 Cappellina de Buonafedi:
Fiesole Duomo 07a Cappella di S. Leonardo de Salutati:
Fiesole Duomo 08 altare principale nel mezzo di Chiesa:

Sources (3 total)

Catalogo generale dei Beni Culturali rec. 0900019245
Dizionario biografico degli Italiani vol. vol. 22 (1979) “Cattani da Diacceto, Francesco” by Agnese Fantozzi
ASF, Manoscritti, 625, Rosselli, Sepoltuario Fiorentino, 1657 (copy) pp. 1408, no. 1

Notes

  • [] “CATTANI DA DIACCETO, Francesco” by Agnese Fantozzi in www.treccani.it/biografico
  • [a] Francesco da Ghiacceto was appointed bishop on August 11th, 1570, and he undertook the renovation of the cathedral's presbytery during his episcopate.
  • [b] A severe restoration in the late 19th century destroyed most traces of the presbytery as it had been renovated by Bishop Francesco da Ghiacceto.
  • [c] The sepoltuario reports that some of the da Ghiacceto arms adorning the presbytery were quartered with those of the Franzesi family.
  • [d] Monsignor Francesco Cattani da Diacceto renovated the high altar, and the family arms were in various places in the presbytery, some of them quartered with those of the Franzesi family.