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The Ortona Diocesan Museum Guide

THE DIOCESAN MUSEUM IN ORTONA

The first nucleus of the museum collection was collected in the first post-war period in order to preserve and protect the many and valuable artworks from the 12th to the 19th centuries coming from the Cathedral and other worship places in the territory, after escaping the bombing destruction suffered by…
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FIRST ROOM Chapel of the Rosary

The exhibition itinerary in the first room, formerly seat of the Chapel of the Rosary, develops along a chronological criterion with masterpieces of the painting art from the 15th to the 17th centuries. The combination of the paintings is really significant with masterpieces such as "Il Volto Santo di Lucca…
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SECOND ROOM - Chapel of the Baptistery

The second room of the museum is divided in two different sections: in the first one there is the continuation of the chronological itinerary in the Ortonese figurative art from the 18th century paintings by Giambattista Gamba, dedicated to Saint Catherine of Alexandria’s life, to the two pieces portraying Saint…
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THIRD ROOM

The third room is a small area of connection between the former Chapel of the Baptistery and the one dedicated to Saint Onuphrius . It exhibits the works of Pasquale Bellonio, an Ortonese artist of the 18th century. “San Tommaso d’Aquino e San Vincenzo Ferrer davanti al Crocifisso San Domenico…
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FOURTH ROOM - Saint Onuphius' Chapel

In this last room of the museum drawn from the Chapel dedicated to Saint Onuphius, formerly private chapel of De Sanctis family as shown by the two funeral monuments still in the room, there are a lot of testimonies to centuries of Ortonese History, archaeological finds of the Roman period…
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The numismatics

In Ortona, a state property city, there was a civic mint in activity in the period of the Angevin domination or during the attempted sallies in the Kingdom of the French supporters against the Aragona House(15th century). The periods of the mint’s activity, so far known, refer to the Kingdoms…
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