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The destruction caused by earthquakes can sometimes be offset by the rediscovery of works that had remained hidden for centuries. This is the case in L’Aquila, notably in a small church that is still being restored but that we were able to visit: Santa Maria della Misericordia (ill. 1 and 2), very close to the chiesa di San Silvestro, which we’ll talk about in a later article.


1. The church of Santa Maria della
Misericordia in L’Aquila
Photo: Didier Rykner
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2. View of the nave and choir of the church
Santa Maria della Misericordia in L’Aquila
Photo: Didier Rykner
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3. View of an altar in the nave of the church of Santa Maria Misericordia in L’Aquila, Baroque altar and 16th-century…

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