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Francesco Natali created these wonderful baroque quadratura and wall frescos in a little church in Pontremoli, Italy. I'd hoped to write a lengthier post about this church, its fabulous history, and the charming work of this lesser known Italian artist, but I think you'd rather just see the photos. So here they are.
I uploaded a ton more photos of the Church on my Flickr page, here.
Remove the stone lintel in the small niche (above) and it reveals a deep crawl space used to secrete dissidents and refugees during World War II. |