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Plan of the Campanile de Pisa, 1068–1509
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Description: This is the plan of the Campanile and Cathedral in Pisa, Italy. This is an example of Italian Central Romanesque architecture. Furthermore it is an example of a Pisan Church. The Campanile, or Leaning Tower was erected from 1174 to 1350. The Cathedral was erected in 1067 to 1250 and restored after a fire in 1596. The Baptistery of St. Jean was erected in 1153 to 13th Century AD. The Cemetery, Campo Santo, was erected in 1278 to 1465.
Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica (11th ed.) (New York: The Encyclopaedia Britannica Company, 1910) 2:394
Keywords: Romanesque architecture, floor plan
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