Definition of Barocchetto. Meaning of Barocchetto. Synonyms of Barocchetto

- Magatti (1691–1767), a painter active in Lombardy in a late-Baroque (barocchetto) style Roberto Maroni (1955–2022), Italian politician of Lega Nord Calogero...
- 12°30′32″E / 41.880456°N 12.509007°E / 41.880456; 12.509007 complex in barocchetto romano style, designed by architect Camillo Palmerini. Public housing...
- 1767) was an Italian painter, active in Lombardy in a late-Baroque (barocchetto) style. Born in Varese, known for paintings and frescoes in his hometown...
- Tre Madonne. 20th-century building in the typical 1920s style known as Barocchetto romano (1920). Project by architect Marcello Piacentini. Villino Astaldi...
- Giordano.[citation needed] The sacristy is a unique example of the Roman "Barocchetto" style made between 1738 and 1741, with wooden wardrobes and presses...
- Spezia. 20th-century public housing buildings (1924). 3 buildings in barocchetto romano style, designed by architect Camillo Palmerini. Residential buildings...
- order (upper half) and the bell-tower were built a century later in the barocchetto style. The interior is in the Norman style, particularly the high altar...
- exemplifying a later, gentler variation of Italian Baroque which Engg**** named barocchetto. His work is characterised by an attention to detail, an effective use...
- by Carlo Cocchetti, page 112. Giuseppe Tortelli Un protagonista del Barocchetto bresciano tra Brescia, by Angelo Loda, (2014) page 24. Guida di Brescia...
- Abraham and Jacob Wrestling with the Angel, integral with scrolling barocchetto stands, were in the collection of Justus Liebig (Liebigshaus, Frankfort)...