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Chiesa dei Santi Filippo e Giacomo, Campodenno

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Churches and sanctuaries · Campodenno · Val di Non

Chiesa dei Santi Filippo e Giacomo

Sold at auction for three hundred florins, it was bought back by the counts.

Chiesa dei Santi Filippo e Giacomo
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It was frescoed in 1473 by the brothers Giovanni and Battista Baschenis, which dates it better than any document: it already existed before that year. The records of the 1579 visit contain the order to remove the tomb of Carlo Khuen Belasi, which obstructed the faithful.

In the nineteenth century it was too small for the people of Segonzone and Lover, so in 1859 it was decided to build a larger one, the church of the Immacolata, consecrated in 1865. The old church was left abandoned and ended up at auction: the Khuen Belasi counts bought it for three hundred florins, as they already had a reserved seat there bearing their coat of arms. In 1950 the funeral of Arbogast Khuen Belasi was held there, the last count of the castle and the last of the family to be buried here.

Between 1925 and 1926 the intervention of the soprintendenza saved it from ruin.

Frescoed
1473
Dedicated to
Filippo, Giacomo il Minore

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