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"Plan of the Basilica of S. Eustorgio of Milan. Interior (70x24 m) has three naves of eight bays – the central ending in an apse – divided by massive cruciform pillars (the fifth and seventh in both rows are cylindrical and Burgundian style); they support a system of longitudinal and transverse semicircular arches, on which are set ribbed cross vaults (13th-14th century). (1) First chapel of Brivio (1484); (2) Second chapel of Torelli (1424); (3) Third chapel Crotta-Caimi; (4) Fourth chapel of the Visconti; (5) Fifth chapel: Vision of St. Francis by Fiammenghino; (6) Sixth chapel of another branch of the Visconti; (7) Seventh chapel of the Torriani; (8) Magi chapel; (9) Main altar; (10) Pseudocrypt, built in 1537 using 15th-century columns of the original cloister; (11) Chapel of the Angels; (12) Seventh chapel, headless Assumption, 15th century; (13) Sixth chapel: fragments of monochrome frescoes by a Lombard artist of the early 17th century; (14) Fifth chapel; (15) Fourth chapel: 18th-century polychrome marble altar, surmounted by a 17th-century Transit of St. Joseph; (16) Third chapel: altar with 18th-century scagliola altar frontal; (17) Second chapel: on the walls, paintings by Ercole Procaccini the Younger; (18) First chapel: 17th-century St. John the Baptist; (19) Covered corridor with two ribbed cross vaults, statue of St. Eugene in polychrome stone (12th-13th c.); (20) Vestibule; (21) Portinari Chapel."@en |
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