The church of Puos d'Alpago, dedicated to Saint Bartholomew the Apostle, is a building of historical and artistic interest. Founded in the 15th century, it suffered damage due to floods in 1817 and earthquakes in 1873 and 1936. Inside, it preserves valuable works, including a main altar painting by Francesco Frigimelica il Vecchio, depicting the Madonna with Child between Saints Bartholomew and Nicholas.
History:The original church dates back to the 15th century but has undergone several reconstructions due to natural events. The current building was constructed in 1825 and rebuilt after the earthquake of 1873.
Works of Art:The most significant piece is the main altar painting, created by Francesco Frigimelica il Vecchio in 1617, depicting the Madonna with Child between Saints Bartholomew and Nicholas. There are also other paintings, including one by Francesco Bettio, depicting the Blessed Virgin and Child between Saints Dominic and Francis and Saint Anthony of Padua.
Architecture:The church features an architecture typical of mountain churches, with elements reflecting the various construction phases and restorations it has undergone over time.
