Campo Verano ( Italian: Cimitero del Verano ) is a cemetery in Rome , located around the ancient Catholic Church of San Lorenzo fuori le Mura . It was founded in 1808-1814 during the French occupation of Rome. Currently, the cemetery is divided into sections according to the confessional principle: Jewish, Catholic. There is also a monument to the victims of World War II.
| Sight | |
| Campo Verano | |
|---|---|
| Cimitero del verano | |
 Colonnade of a cemetery with burials | |
| A country |  Italy |
| Rome | |
| Architect | |
| Established | |
| Construction | 1808 - 1814 |
| condition | Acting |
| Website | |
Content
- 1 Artists and designers who worked in the cemetery
- 2 Russian site
- 3 Gallery
- 4 See also
- 5 Links
Artists and designers who worked in the cemetery
- Mirko Bazaldella (1910-1969), sculptor
- Janmaria Benzoni (1809–1873), sculptor
- Roberto Bompiani (1821-1908), sculptor
- Fat Francis (1876-1952), architect
- Panati Charles (1850-1935), sculptor
- Severati Philip (1819–1892), painter and decorator
- Tucimei Caesar (1849-1918), engineer
- Rafael De Vico (1881-1969), architect
Russian site
Russian section of the Campo Verano cemetery
Graves on the Russian site of the Campo Verano cemetery
During the period of activity of the so-called Russian Apostle in Abroad in the XX century, a site was purchased at the cemetery for the burial of Russian Catholics of the Byzantine rite . Here are buried:
- Kuzmin-Karavaev, Dmitry Vladimirovich
- Brailovsky, Leonid Mikhailovich
- Brailovskaya Rimma Nikitichna
- Volkonsky, Alexander Mikhailovich
- Sipyagin, Alexander (archpriest)
In addition, the cemetery has a crypt of the Greek College , in which Russian clergymen Sergiy Verigin and Bishop Andrei Katkov are buried.
Gallery
Grave of E. Nathan
See also
- Category: Buried in Campo Verano Cemetery