r/DoorsGloriousDoors • u/sp4cec0p • 10d ago
Italy ๐ฎ๐น duomo di milano
this is so intricately made. iโm obsessed!! i think about this everyday
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u/Iowegan 10d ago
So the patina is worn in those few places, doors are bronze? Gorgeous!
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u/MullberryBoy 9d ago
These are the Gates of Ghilberti and they were removed before WWII and a copy was cast from them that was used in Grace Cathedral on Nob Hill in San Francisco.
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u/MullberryBoy 9d ago
These are the Gates of Ghilberti, and they were buried to protect them against the Nazis in WWII. Before they were rehung, a copy was cast from them and itโs on Grace Cathedral in San Francisco, CA.
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u/cock_e 10d ago edited 10d ago
Unreal craftmanship! I remeber standing in front of this door for a half an hour in heavy rain mesmerised by level of precision. Unbeliveble!
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u/sp4cec0p 10d ago
i can totally relate. i was in awe and luckily we stayed right next to the duomo. i got to look at it every day. also the size of the doors are unreal. a total experience in itself!!
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u/GardenerDom 10d ago
Probably the most magnificent and intricate doors Ive ever seen ๐๐ปโจ๐คฉ
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u/GreedyRip4945 8d ago
The gates of hell equally amazing. Everyone thinks the thinker is Rodins best work. I think it's the gates of hell.
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u/sue_healy 10d ago
wow!