San Pietro, Campli
San Pietro is a Romanesque, Roman Catholic church in the frazione of Campovalano of the town of Campli, Province of Teramo, Region of Abruzzo, Italy. History. The stone church is adjacent to ruins of a former Benedictine order. The convent was founded in the 8th century, and rebuilt in the 12th-13th century by the Premonstratensians or Norbertines, that is, monks of St Norbert. The church presents a ground plan with three naves divided by four broad rectangular pillars; it ends with three Romanesque-style apses. The church has walls made of both ashlar stone, interspersed with brick . Some of the arches are pointed, showing the influence of Gothic architecture. The first pillar on the right has a 13th-century fresco of the "Madonna with Child" attributed to an unknown local master. The third pillar on the left has a 15th-century fresco depicting "St Onophrius" attributed to Aurelio Andronico of Nicomedia. The church also has a paleo-christian bas-relief depicting Biblical scenes.