San Domenico

San Domenico is a Roman Catholic church positioned on Viale Mazzoni, 32 in Cesena, vicinity of Emilia-Romagna, Italy. A church at the site became erected first in 1240, inspired by way of the sermons of San Pietro Martire. The original church stood towards medieval walls. This become changed by way of a reconstruction in 1383 patronized by way of Galeotto I Malatesta. Construction of the church you see today happened from 1706 to 1725, the use of designs of the architect Francesco Zondini.

The portray changed into looted of a good deal of its unique collections, however obtained others from different suppressed establishments in the city, together with art work by Cristoforo Serra and Cristoforo Savolini. Savolini painted the altarpiece of San Donnino. Other works in the church consist of a Miracle of St Aldebrando originally at church of Santa Croce in Rimini, by way of Andrea Mainardi; a Madonna and Child, Saints Anne, Francis di Sales, and Carlo Borromeo through Felice Torelli; and a St Bishop and Martyr by using Guido Cagnacci.