San Paolo Fuori le Mura - interior - Rome, Italy
San Paolo Outside the Walls is the second largest church in Rome. It was reputedly built by Constantine on the location of Saint Paul’s martyrdom, and it preserved its original character for more than 1400 years. Early in the 19th century it was destroyed by a fire started accidentally, and it was rebuilt with contributions from all over Europe.
The photo, taken from just inside the main doors, captures the symmetric majesty of the nave and the arches framing the aisles. The Tabernacle by Arnolfo di Cambio (13th century) is just visible in the distance. This beautiful picture is available unframed in a variety of sizes, on metallic paper or on canvas wrap. Ships in three working days, prices shown include shipping.
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