Chiesa di San Satiro a Milano.
Vicino a piazza del Duomo c’è questa bella chiesetta che nasconde un segreto impressionante.
Impressionante poiché è una illusione ottica, creata dal genio artistico del Bramante, che con l’uso della prospettiva rende la chiesa molto più profonda di quanto non sia in realtà.
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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-S 10-18.

The website of the Ambrosian Diocese: chiesadimilano.it/.

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Here is where the church is located:

One of the main obstacles to the creation of a monumental structure was the lack of space for the choir, since the space behind the transept was occupied by the Contrada del Falcone. The problem was brilliantly solved by Bramante through the creation of reliefs and moldings in terracotta that were subsequently painted to form a perspective escape that simulated in 97 centimeters of depth a space equal to the arms of the 9.7 meter transept inspired by the previous studies of the Prevedari Engraving, becoming the strong point of the building.
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Bramante’s perspective in the church of San Satiro in Milan – Le point de vue de Bramante dans l’église de San Satiro à Milan – La perspectiva de Bramante en la iglesia de San Satiro de Milán – A perspectiva de Bramante na igreja de San Satiro em Milão – Bramantes Perspektive in der Kirche San Satiro in Mailand – Phối cảnh của Bramante tại nhà thờ San Satiro ở Milan – 布拉曼特在米兰圣萨蒂罗教堂的视角 – ミラノのサン・サティロ教会におけるブラマンテの視点