San Carlo ai Catinari (Rome)

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San Carlo ai Catinari is a Baroque Roman Catholic church in central Rome, notable for its richly decorated interior and association with the Barnabite order.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Baroque church
Roman Catholic church
church building
alsoKnownAs Santi Biagio e Carlo ai Catinari
architect Giovanni Battista Soria
Rosato Rosati
architecturalStyle Baroque
Early Baroque
associatedWith Barnabite Order
linked to: Barnabites
consecrationYear 1620
constructionEnd 1620
constructionStart 1612
country Italy
dedicatedTo Saint Charles Borromeo
denomination Latin Church
facadeDesigner Giovanni Battista Soria
hasArtworkBy Andrea Sacchi
Cavalier d’Arpino
Domenichino
Giovanni Battista Ricci
Giovanni Lanfranco
Pietro da Cortona
hasArtworkType altarpieces
frescoes
stucco reliefs
hasChapel Chapel of Saint Cecilia
Chapel of Saint Charles Borromeo
Chapel of Saint Francis of Paola
Chapel of Saint Lucy
Chapel of the Crucifix
hasDome yes
hasFeature barrel-vaulted nave
coffered dome
high altar
side chapels
heritage Baroque heritage of Rome
isInDiocese Diocese of Rome
locatedIn Rome
historic center of Rome
rione Sant’Eustachio
material travertine facade
namedAfter Charles Borromeo
notableFor Baroque frescoes
richly decorated interior
stucco decoration
order Clerics Regular of Saint Paul
patronSaint Charles Borromeo
planType Latin cross plan
religion Roman Catholicism
rite Roman Rite

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Giovanni Lanfranco decorated San Carlo ai Catinari (Rome)
Ercole Ferrata workLocation San Carlo ai Catinari, Rome
linked to: San Carlo ai Catinari (Rome)