San Bernardo, Catholic church building in Poggio Favaro-San Bernardo, Italy
San Bernardo is a church building in Bogliasco featuring architectural elements from the 18th century. The interior contains religious artworks from different periods, and the facade was renovated to its current appearance in 1922.
The structure began originally as a chapel in the 16th century and was later extended. A significant renovation occurred in 1780, followed by the modern facade design in the early 20th century.
The church displays a restored 17th-century painting showing the Virgin Mary with Saints Bernard, Maurice, Francis, Anthony, and Lucy. This artwork reflects the local devotion to these saints in the community.
The church is accessible to visitors throughout the year and maintains regular religious services. The location on via San Bernardo is easily reached in the town center.
An oil painting from 1924 by Sienese artist Gerolamo Nerli hangs on the left altar. This work reveals the artistic connection between major Italian art centers and this small coastal community.
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