Antigua Iglesia de San Francisco : su historia y su arquitectura : Getsemaní, tierra de independencia /

Antigua Iglesia de San Francisco : su historia y su arquitectura : Getsemaní, tierra de independencia /

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Author / Creator:	Zabaleta Puello, Ricardo A., author.
Imprint:	Cartagena : Universidad de San Buenaventura, sede Cartagena, [2016]. ©2016
Description:	209 pages : illustrations (some color), plans, facsimiles ; 16 x 24 cm.
Language:	Spanish
Subject:	Iglesia de San Francisco (Cartagena, Colombia) Architecture, Colonial -- Conservation and restoration -- Colombia -- Cartagena. Church architecture -- Colombia -- Cartagena. Architecture, Colonial -- Conservation and restoration. Buildings. Church architecture. Cartagena (Colombia) -- History. Cartagena (Colombia) -- Buildings, structures, etc. -- History. Colombia -- Cartagena. History.
Format:	Print Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/11296648

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ISBN:	9789588590509 9588590507 9789588590554
Notes:	Includes bibliographical references (pages 207-209). In Spanish.
Summary:	An historical and architectural study of the former convent and Church of Saint Francis in Cartagena, today the abandoned Theater Colon. The author analyzes the current state of conservation of the property, the former church of the religious order of the Franciscans and the first building built in the suburb of Getsemaní in Cartagena de Indias in 1555. This research rescues the intrinsic value of this building, its important historical past and its constructive and aesthetic heritage value, highlighting its architecture and its role not only as a Catholic temple, but also as the place where in its spacious atrium and plaza, in November 1811, the war of independence in Colombia was first decalred.

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