-
began as a lead ****istant to
Nicola Pisano. He is do****ented as
being capomaestro or Head of
Works for
Florence Cathedral in 1300, and
designed the sixth...
- cathedral's
vaults and
arches raised problems. In 1310 he
received the
title capomaestro of the
cathedral and also
became overseer of
bridges and
civic buildings...
- and
worked there alongside Jacopo della Quercia. In 1448, he rose to
Capomaestro dell'Opera del Duomo,
working with
Pietro di
Tommaso del Minella. Among...
- Michelangelo, then in his seventies,
succeeded Sangallo the
Younger as "
Capomaestro", the
superintendent of the
building program at St Peter's. He is to...
-
Sangallo was
active in St. Peter's
Basilica in Rome
around 1542 and
became Capomaestro and
architect of the
Duomo in
Florence the
following year.
Among works...
-
included Architetto Gio
Domenico Cachia,
Capomaestro della Opere (d. 1761);
Architetto Antonio Cachia,
Capomaestro della Opere (1738-1813);
Architetto Salvatore...
- undertaking, with
construction of the
Basilica beginning in
April 1506. As "
capomaestro",
Sangallo was in
charge of the day-to-day
construction of the basilica...
-
worked for
years in Rome
under Carlo Fontana,
including as a
foreman (
Capomaestro) in the
reconstruction of the
Basilica of
Santi Apostoli.
Nicola independently...
-
Nanni di Banco's
father Antonio attained the
position of
chief foreman (
capomaestro) of the
cathedral building works, and
served as
consul of the Arte dei...
- Rossellino's
artistic prominence was
recognized when he was
appointed capomaestro (chief architect) of the
Florence Cathedral in 1461 (by that time, largely...
