TY  - GEN
AU  - Felicori,Mauro,ed
AU  - Zanotti,Annalisa,ed
TI  - Cementeries of Europe: a historical heritage to appreciate and restore
U1  - 718.8 21
PY  - 2004///
CY  - Bologna - IT
PB  - Association of Significant Cementeries in Europe
KW  - ARTE
KW  - CEMENTERIOS NACIONALES
KW  - ESCULTURA
KW  - MAUSOLEOS
KW  - TUMBAS
KW  - SIMBOLISMO EN EL ARTE
KW  - ARQUITECTURA FUNERARIA
KW  - MONUMENTOS FUNERARIOS
KW  - FOTOGRAFIA
KW  - HISTORIA
KW  - LONDRES, INGLATERRA
KW  - GRECIA
KW  - BERLIN, ALEMANIA
KW  - BOLOGNA, ITALIA
KW  - GRANADA, ESPAÑA
KW  - ROMA, ITALIA
KW  - GB: LONDRES
KW  - DE: BERLIN
KW  - IT: BOLOGNA
KW  - IT: ROMA
KW  - ES: GRANADA
KW  - ARTES
KW  - ARQUITECTURA
N2  - Contiene: Cementeries are extraordinary pieces of the European cultural heritage. Firts and foremost, they are relevant and peculiar architectural complexes. In fact, in the XIX century it was quite common for cities to entrust their best architects with the realization of "new" graveyards. Thanks to the priciples of Enlightenment and its cultural commitment (and, in many countries, thanks to Napoleon`s administrative decrees), they replaced the usual churchyard burials. Despite a sizable decrease in the interest for such sites, in the XX century, too, quite a number of examples show that cementery building was a relevant aspect in the evolution of architecture
ER  -