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    What connects: the legendary burial place of an ancient hero; a beloved medieval religious figure; a versatile artist and architect connected with the experimental designs of a much more famous figure; and a great painter who worked for a very extravagant pope?

    Question #58780. Asked by lanfranco. (Aug 12 05 4:32 PM)


    Ilona_Ritter

    		Would it be the Sistine Chapel?

    Aug 12 05, 8:43 PM
    peasypod

    		Hmmmmm, if it's not the Sistine, I'll have a stab at the Basilica of San Sebastiano, with the works of Bernini and Giorgetti. (statue of St Sebastiano with the arrows..)

    Aug 13 05, 6:33 AM
    lanfranco

    		Sorry, peasy and Ilona. Try moving farther afield. It's not a single building.

    Aug 13 05, 7:15 AM

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