- 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...
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Magatti (1691–1767), a
painter active in
Lombardy in a late-Baroque (
barocchetto)
style Roberto Maroni (1955–2022),
Italian politician of Lega Nord Calogero...
- Spezia. 20th-century
public housing buildings (1924). 3
buildings in
barocchetto romano style,
designed by
architect Camillo Palmerini.
Residential buildings...
- Giordano.[citation needed] The
sacristy is a
unique example of the
Roman "
Barocchetto"
style made
between 1738 and 1741, with
wooden wardrobes and presses...
- 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...
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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...
- Tre Madonne. 20th-century
building in the
typical 1920s
style known as
Barocchetto romano (1920).
Project by
architect Marcello Piacentini.
Villino Astaldi...
- Via Savoia. 20th-century
building in the
typical 1920s
style known as
Barocchetto romano (1918–20).
Mercato Nomentano, in
Piazza Alessandria. 20th-century...
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servants of the MAE, in Via
delle tre Madonne,
characterized by its
Roman barocchetto style. In 1926–28 he
designed on the hill of
Montelarice near Loreto...
- Left: a
Barocchetto-style
courtyard door in
Garibaldi square. Centre: a
Medieval door of a noble's
courtyard in Cuèrc
street (Senate street), in the Old...
