Share Content Published June 18, 2017 Ascension of Jesus Jesus sitting up there represents the ascension. The towers on this side are also dedicated to Apostles: James, Thomas, Philip, and Bartholomew. ascension barcelona facade gaudi jesus passion sagrada familia spain
Share Content Published June 18, 2017 The Passion Facade This facade is carved with harsh straight lines to resemble the bones of a skeleton. Construction began in 1954 and towers were completed in 1976, and in 1987. The harsh, rigid, shadows and forms are intended to show the severity and brutality of Christ's sacrifice. barcelona cathedral facade gaudi passion sagrada familia spain
Share Content Published June 18, 2017 St. John I think this is St. John preaching. barcelona cathedral facade gaudi nativity preaching sagrada familia spain st. john
Share Content Published June 18, 2017 Carpenter To the right, towards the bottom you can see Jesus as a carpenter. Towards the center you see Mary and Joseph seeking Jesus in the temple. At the top, the Immaculate Conception. barcelona carpenter cathedral facade gaudi jesus nativity sagrada familia spain
Share Content Published June 18, 2017 Construction The Nativity facade was built between 1894 and 1930 and was the first façade to be completed. The four towers are each dedicated to a Saint: Matthias the Apostle, Saint Barnabas, Jude the Apostle, and Simon the Zealot. barcelona cathedral facade gaudi nativity sagrada familia spain tower
Share Content Published June 18, 2017 Virgin coronation You can see the Star of Bethlehem above them and birds to the sides and below. barcelona cathedral facade gaudi nativity sagrada familia spain virgin coronation
Share Content Published June 18, 2017 The Nativity Facade The Nativity Facade had scenes from Jesus' birth. It also had a lot of animals to symbolize life. This scene represents the slaughter of the innocents. barcelona cathedral facade gaudi innocents navtivity sagrada familia slaughter spain
Share Content Published June 18, 2017 Holy water A lot of Gaudi's work was inspired by nature, the Holy Water was literally held by a huge shell. It was to the left of the "Our Father's" prayer door. barcelona cathedral church gaudi holy water sagrada familia shell spain
Share Content Published June 18, 2017 St. George The Catalan parton saint overlooking the entry doors. barcelona door gaudi patron saint sagrada familia spain st. george
Share Content Published June 18, 2017 One more The blue/green side. We couldn't get to that upper level. They were doing construction. barcelona cathedral gaudi rose window sagrada familia spain stained glass
Share Content Published June 18, 2017 More stained glass The stained glass was just so pretty, we couldn't stop taking pictures. barcelona cathedral gaudi rose window sagrada familia spain stained glass
Share Content Published June 18, 2017 Our Father Prayer The Our Father prayer is written on these doors down the center in Catalan. Covering the entire doors are the words "Our Father" engraved in all different languages. barcelona cathedral door gaudi our father prayer sagrada familia spain
Share Content Published June 18, 2017 Nave ceiling Another shot of the ceiling. architecture barcelona cathedral ceiling church columns gaudi nave sagrada familia spain
Share Content Published June 18, 2017 Architecture Everywhere you looked there was something to see. There was not one place, anywhere that was boring. architecture barcelona basilica church columns nave sagrada familia spain stained glass
Share Content Published June 18, 2017 Light The light coming in through the red/orange stained glass windows. barcelona basilica columns lights nave sagrada familia spain stained glass
Share Content Published June 18, 2017 Door I think these are the doors out to the Crucifixion Facade. barcelona basilica church columns door sagrada familia spain stained glass
Share Content Published June 18, 2017 Aisle Looking up the aisle toward the altar. aisle altar barcelona cathedral columns nave sagrada familia spain
Share Content Published June 18, 2017 Nets The red/orange staned glass was on the oppose wall of the blue/green glass. The nets were there because they were doing contruction on the walls above the glass. barcelona cathedral church nets sagrada familia spain stained glass
Share Content Published June 18, 2017 Stunning! The stained glass was stunning! There was so much of it and even though it was rainy outside there was still light pouring in. It was so pretty! The photos don't do it justice. barcelona cathedral church sagrada familia spain stained glass
Share Content Published June 18, 2017 Tower Looking up inside one of the towers. barcelona cathedral church columns gaudi sagrada familia spain tower