- Nicolò
Barattieri was a
Lombard engineer active in
Venice during the 12th century. In 1180 he
raised St Mark's
Campanile to 200 feet. In
around 1181, he...
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crossing of the
Grand Canal was a
pontoon bridge built in 1181 by Nicolò
Barattieri. It was
called the
Ponte della Moneta,
presumably because of the mint...
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between 1172 and 1177 (during the
reign of Doge
Sebastiano Ziani) by Nicolò
Barattieri, or
sometime around 1268.
Images of the two
columns Columns of San Marco...
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statesman Nicolò Amati,
luthier Nicolò Barella,
Italian footballer Nicolò
Barattieri,
Italian engineer Nicolò Brancaleon,
artist Nicolò Egidi,
chemist Nicolò...
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Palazzo dei
Dieci Savi,
rebuilt after 1514 fire) and a mint. In 1181 Nicolò
Barattieri constructed a
pontoon bridge connecting Rialto to
Mercerie area, which...
- Donati, F.; Marzadro, A.; Russi, P.; Spaggiari, C.; Bianco, M.; Binda, R.;
Barattieri, E.; Tognacci, A.; Girardo, M.; Vaschetti, L.; Caprino, P.; Sesti, E.;...
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Duchy of
Parma and in Lombardy.
After the
death of
Giovanni Battista Barattieri,
Domenico was
appointed the main
court architect for
Ranuccio II. In 1695...
- Corbella, ****zo, Case alla Valle, Case Tocchi, Case Martinelli, Case
Barattieri, Case Cattaglia, Case la Torre, Case Foglietta, Case Taglioni, Case Bertoni...
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present bell-tower was
erected in 1673 by the
engineer Giovanni Battista Barattieri. On the facade,
below the clock, is a
niche with a
statue depicting the...
- established. 1173 –
Rialto Bridge made of wood opened,
designed by Nicolò
Barattieri. 1204 –
Fourth Crusade embarks from Venice. 1228 –
Fondaco dei Tedeschi...
