ID: 700009291 Page link: http://vocab.getty.edu/page/cona/700009291	Record Type: Built Work
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Ponte Santa Trinità (arch bridge; architect: Bartolomeo Ammannati; rebuilt in 1958; 1567–1569; destroyed 1944, reb...; Florence (Firenze, Toscana, Italia, Europe, World, Top of th...; )

Note: Named for the ancient church Santa Trinità on via de' Tornabuoni nearby. Flattened elliptic arch bridge, in Renaissance style although rebuilt in 1958. On the site of a wooden bridge followed by two stone bridges, destroyed by flood and by bombing in WW II. Formerly ornamented by statues of the four seasons.

Titles:

Ponte Santa Trinità (preferred,C,U,Italian-P,U,U)

Catalog Level: item

Work Types:

arch bridge [300007838] (preferred)

..... (Objects Facet, Built Environment (hierarchy name), Single Built Works (hierarchy name), single built works (built environment), <single built works by specific type>, <single built works by function>, transportation structures, <transportation structures by form>, bridges (built works), <bridges by form>)

Classifications:

architecture (preferred)

Creation Date: 1567–1569; destroyed 1944, rebuilt 1958

Creator Display:

architect: Bartolomeo Ammannati; rebuilt in 1958 [preferred]

architect Ammanati, Bartolomeo (Florentine sculptor and architect, 1511-1592) [500028632]

Locations:

Other: Site Context: Arno [1121388] Pisa province (province), Tuscany (region (administrative division)), Italy (nation), Europe (continent), World (facet) (Geographic)

Current: Firenze [7000457] Firenze province (province), Tuscany (region (administrative division)), Italy (nation), Europe (continent), World (facet) (Geographic)

Address Note: 43°46′08″N 11°15′01″E

Display Materials: limestone, elliptic arch bridge

	limestone [300011286]
	.......(Materials Facet, Materials (hierarchy name), materials (substances), <materials by composition>, inorganic material, rock (inorganic material), sedimentary rock, <sedimentary rock by composition>, carbonate rock)

	arch bridges [300007838]
	.......(Objects Facet, Built Environment (hierarchy name), Single Built Works (hierarchy name), single built works (built environment), <single built works by specific type>, <single built works by function>, transportation structures, <transportation structures by form>, bridges (built works), <bridges by form>)

Dimensions: largest span: 29 m (95 feet)

Events:

destruction: 1944, rebuilt 1958

Cultures:

Italian (preferred)

Style/Period/Group/Movement:

	Renaissance [300021140] (preferred,N/A)
	.....(Styles and Periods Facet, Styles and Periods (hierarchy name), <styles| periods| and cultures by region>, European, <Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods>)

General Subject:

architecture (preferred,isness)

List/Hierarchical Position:

..... Built Works

.......... Built Works by class: fortifications, transportation, bridges, barriers, military, and engineering works

Sources and Contributors:
Ponte Santa Trinità	........ [VP]
	........ TCI: Firenze e Dintorni (1974)
	........ Encyclopedia Britannica Online (2002-)
	........ Smithsonian Museum of American Art (SAAM) [online] (2000-)

Subject: ....... [VP]

Note:
English	..... [VP]
	..... TCI: Firenze e Dintorni (1974)