Santa Maria della Salute
Santa Maria della Salute se dresse à la Punta della Dogana, là où le Grand Canal rejoint le canal de la Giudecca. Cette basilique catholique vénitienne domine l’eau avec son plan octogonal, ses deux coupoles et ses clochers arrière. Sa grande coupole est devenue l’un des repères les plus reconnaissables de la silhouette de Venise.
Après la peste de 1630, la République de Venise voua cette église à la Vierge de la Santé. Baldassare Longhena la conçut dans le style baroque, puis le chantier s’acheva en 1681. Environ un million de pieux en bois soutiennent la plateforme bâtie en pierre d’Istrie et en marmorino. Huit chapelles rayonnent autour de l’espace central, où les couleurs de la pierre soulignent les formes architecturales. Titien, Tintoret et Luca Giordano y ont laissé des œuvres, tandis que le maître-autel abrite l’icône byzantine Panagia Mesopantitissa. Chaque 21 novembre, les Vénitiens rejoignent la basilique par un pont provisoire jeté sur le Grand Canal.
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