# Frescoes in the crypt [View the canonical artwork record]() ## Artwork - Artist: [ROMANESQUE PAINTER, Italian]() - Date: 1201-1250 - Technique: Fresco ## Commentary The Cathedral of Anagni, dedicated to Saint Mary, in Romanesque style, was constructed during the years 1071-1105, with Gothic-style additions in the mid-13th century. The most noteworthy part of the Cathedral is its crypt, which contains the tomb of Saint Magnus of Anagni, the patron saint of Anagni, and Saint Secundina of Anagni. The frescoes covering all the walls and ceiling are some of the best works of Romanesque/Byzantine art in Italy, and form a single iconographic scheme, which includes natural philosophy, saints, the Apocalypse, and the Old Testament Ark of the Covenant. The unrestored Cosmati floor is in excellent condition. ## Related artworks - [Angel of the Last Judgment]() - [Apse frescoes]() - [Betrayal of Christ]() - [Christ Healing the Blind Man]() - [Christ in Majesty]() - [Deposition from the Cross]() - [Donation of Constantine \(detail\)]() - [Donation of Constantine]() - [Last Judgment \(detail\)]() - [Last Judgment]() - [Last Supper]() - [Old Testament Scenes]() ## Attribution [Web Gallery of Art]()