Façana de la Passió (Sagrada Família, Barcelona, Spain)

found: Ribas Garriga, R. La Façana de la Passió de la Basílica de la Sagrada Família, 2016:p. 8 (from the detailed analysis of Gaudí's architectural designs for the Façana de la Passió, the first in 1892 and the second in 1911, a comparative study is carried out in order to observe the similiarities and the differences between the two)

found: Gaudi all Gaudi website, 28 July 2021:architecture, English version, "Sagrada Familia- Passion Facade" (the Passion Facade is oriented to the West and faces Sardenya street; this facade represents the passion and death of Jesus; it is composed by a six columns portico, with three doors, of which the central one is divided into two by a mullion with the Alpha and Omega symbols among the four bell towers)

found: Wikipedia, 28 July 2021:under the Templo Expiatorio de la Sagrada Familia (Fachada de la Pasión; construction of the Passion Facade began in 1956 according to Gaudi's drawings and explanations... the sculptural groups of the Passion of Christ cycle are the work of Josep Maria Subirachs)