再分享一些美图吧，米兰圣马乌里齐奥教堂的大门揭晓 --- 【Chiesa di San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore, the one you cannot miss in Milan】

今天就来揭晓米兰圣马乌里齐奥教堂的大门什么样子吧，但我把大门的照片放在最后一张了，因为内部还有太多的美了，没办法全部展示出来，但还是尽量多的放几张照片吧。 其实整个教堂前面和后面两部分加起来应该有1000多平米了，但真的是一点留白都没有，密密麻麻的全是壁画，有些地方很明显的就算有一扇门，但门的三边的墙上也被壁画包的满满的。可能佛罗伦萨的百花大教堂有美丽的穹顶，但四周的墙只是白墙啊；或者米兰的大教堂外观确实是哥特式建筑的YYDS，但里面真的就很苍白无力了。这座距离米兰大教堂并没有太远的小教堂里竟然密密麻麻得被各种壁画装饰得真是琳琅满目，而且可以看到各种风格的，各种时期的，各种团体的壁画和设计的装饰。最关键的是这座教堂是免费参观的。。。不收门票！记得很多年前米兰的大教堂也是不收门票的，但后来还是开始收门票了。这座小教堂需要维护的地方肯定不少，不知道不收门票是靠什么来进行修复的。可能是有捐赠吧，因为看了圣马乌里齐奥教堂的建造过程，发现不同的小祷告厅，或者天花板，或者隔断，其实都是米兰当时的不同大家族赞助的。

很多壁画都是圣经里的故事，比如耶稣受难，或者耶稣复活。而且我在这个教堂里发现了我目前见过的最萌的一张诺亚方舟，壁画里诺亚方舟被画的胖墩墩的，而且动物都是成对在上船的。另一幅壁画还描绘了诺亚方舟在山上的情景。

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San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore is a church in Milan, rebuilt in the 16th century and formerly the seat of the city's most important convent belonging to the Benedictines (a Catholic cloister founded by the Italian Saint Benedict on Mount Cassino in central Italy in 529). Located on the corner of Via Luini and Corso Magenta, its interior is decorated with numerous frescoes by the Leonardo da Vinci school and is also known as the Sistine Chapel of Milan or Lombardy.

Construction of the existing church began in 1503 and historians believe it was designed by the architect and sculptor Gian Giacomo Dolcebuono, assisted by the architect Giovanni Antonio Amadeo, who was also responsible for the construction of the Milan Cathedral's tibia. The facade of the church was the last to be completed, in 1574, by Francesco Pirovano.

The church also includes a crypt, which was later included in the visit of the Archaeological Museum. The whole church was conceived as two parts, a public vestibule dedicated to the faithful, and a larger back room dedicated to the nuns of the convent. The nuns were not allowed to cross the partition wall in any way; the door of communication between the two halls was only opened after the suppression of the convent in the 19th century. The door between the two halls was only opened after the suppression of the convent in the 19th century. They allow them to watch the services held in the Hall of the Faithful through a large grille in the archway above the altar.

The whole church is internally a single nave with a vaulted dome and divided into two spaces by a partition that separates the space of the nuns attending Mass from the fence from the space of the faithful. In both naves, the nave is flanked by several small chapels covered by barrel vaults. The entire church is covered with 16th-century frescoes on the vaults, sidewalls, partitions, and chapels.

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大门就是它了，就是这么小，这么不起眼，甚至就算你看着谷歌地图来找他，也很容易从它身边擦肩而过，再转头回来，仔细思索一番真的就是从这里进去吗？