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Miranda do Douro, Sé, Abside, capela poente, Portugal
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Fruto da renovação eclesiastica motivada pela Contrareforma,  D.João III (1521 - 1557) conseguiu obter do papado a criação de três novas dioceses, que acomonhavam o crescimento de algumas cidades: Leiria, Portalegre e Miranda do Douro.

A construção da igreja teve início em 1552, tendo sido concluída na última década do século XVI.  O autor é desconhecido, sabendo-se apenas que existiu um primeiro projecto datável de 1547, presumivelmente executado pelo mestre de obras Francisco Velasquez. Possui semelhanças com as Sés de Leiria (1551-1570, Afonso Alvares) e Portalegre (1556-1580). Estes três projectos foram decididios a nivel da Côrte, pelo que se presume que tenham tido a autoria comum do arquitecto oficial da Côrte  Miguel de Arruda. Em 1566 o bispo D. António Pinheiro consagrou o altar-mor e em 1609, D. Diogo de Sousa informa o Papa que a construção fora concluída.

A catedral é o maior templo religioso da região de Trás-os-Montes, sendo classificada como "Monumento Nacional de Portugal" desde 1910.

No seu interior o altar-mor de obra prima da escultura ibérica de  Gregório Fernandez 1588-1683

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Taken: 09/10/2016
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Tags: miranda do douro; cathedral; altar; apse.
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