Martin M. Miles' photos with the keyword: Santa Maria Impensole

The church was erected over an older structure, likely once an ancient Roman Temple. It was probably consecrated in 1175, as there is an inscription with this date. The façade, which stands behind the portico, has three portals, framed by elaborate sculptural stone decorations. Seen over the left door are two eagles. These may reflect the presence of archbishop Christian of Mainz (aka "Christian von Buch") here. He was Barbarossa´s chancellor and imposed a ferocious repression after Narni had risen against Barbarossa.

The church was erected over an older structure, likely once an ancient Roman Temple. It was probably consecrated in 1175, as there is an inscription with this date over the portal. Santa Maria Impensole has a nave an two aisles, subdivided by rounded stone arches with capital with allegorical figures. This capital could well depict Daniel in the lions' den, but the lions seem very aggressive. Maybe this is a martyr before being teared apart and devoured by the lions.

The church was erected over an older structure, likely once an ancient Roman Temple. It was probably consecrated in 1175, as there is an inscription with this date over the portal. Santa Maria Impensole has a nave an two aisles, subdivided by rounded stone arches with capital with allegorical figures. A recent restoration revealed a number of medieval frescoes.