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Memorials

S. Croce 017a Cappella Maggiore degl’Alberti del Giudice

Alternate Names

  • Cappella della Croce
  • Cappella dell'Altar Maggiore
  • Cappella Maggiore
  • Chapel of the Holy Cross
  • High Altar Chapel
  • S. Croce 1439.01 Cappella Maggiore
Rosselli Number 17.0
Memorial Type chapel
Status extant
Current Repository in situ
Primary Installation na
Secondary Installation na
Tomb Form na
Liturgical Orientation E
Documented Types
  • cappella
  • ciborio
Component Parts
  • chapel
  • mensa
  • stained glass
  • mural
Decorative Elements
Material
Database ID 545

Dates

circa 1298 to 1330
1348 a
circa 1380 b
decoration

Groups (1 total)

Alberti
May 3rd, 1348 or July 9th, 1348 c

Related Memorials (14 total)

S. Croce 017b Altare della Croce degl’Alamanni:
S. Croce 017c Medici Ciborio:
S. Croce 017d one of eleven burial spots for men from the Alberti family:
S. Croce 017e one of eleven burial spots for men from the Alberti family:
S. Croce 017f one of eleven burial spots for men from the Alberti family:
S. Croce 017g one of eleven burial spots for men from the Alberti family:
S. Croce 017h one of eleven burial spots for men from the Alberti family:
S. Croce 017i one of eleven burial spots for men from the Alberti family:
S. Croce 017j one of eleven burial spots for men from the Alberti family:
S. Croce 017k one of eleven burial spots for men from the Alberti family:
S. Croce 017l one of eleven burial spots for men from the Alberti family:
S. Croce 017m one of eleven burial spots for men from the Alberti family:
S. Croce 017n one of eleven burial spots for men from the Alberti family:
S. Croce crypt 162.2 tomb of ser Lodovico di Giovanni di Doffo notaio: d

Notes

  • [a] Alberti secure patronage either by meeting with friars and heads of five Alberti families or through will of Alberto di Lapo degli Alberti
  • [b] Agnolo Gaddi decorates chapel with scenes of Holy Cross
  • [c] testament of Alberto di Lapo degli Alberti leaving 500 gold florins for funerary chapel to be built by heirs
  • [d] The Priorista Mariani noted that the Doffi arms could be seen "under the vaults" (sotto le volte) of Santa Croce underneath the high altar, that is, in the center of the subterranean crypt.