The plain stone façade of San Domenico with its open bell gable, across a sunny square lined with trees and town houses.

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San Domenico

San Domenico is a Dominican Gothic church in Arezzo, begun in 1275 and completed in the 14th century, with a plain stone façade topped by an open bell gable. Inside hangs a painted crucifix by Cimabue from the 1260s, and the walls carry frescoes by Spinello Aretino and his son Parri di Spinello.

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