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Matteo Civitali (1436–1501) was an
Italian Renaissance sculptor and architect,
painter and
engineer from Lucca. He was a
leading artistic personality of...
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Nicolao Civitali (1482 -
after 1560) was an
Italian Renaissance sculptor and architect,
active in his
native Lucca. He was the son of the
sculptor Matteo...
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Vincenzo Civitali (1523 - 1597) was an
Italian Renaissance sculptor, jeweler, and architect,
active in his
native Lucca. He was the son of the sculptor...
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enclosure it is
possible that
consultations were
requested from
Matteo Civitali and
Francesco di
Giorgio Martini, but no
evidence of
actual projects remains...
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region of Tuscany, Italy. The
palace was
designed in 1530 by
Nicolao Civitali. Some
attribute the palace's
Florentine style of
architecture to Agostino...
- century.
Construction if the
building we see
today is
attributed to
Vincenzo Civitali. The
palace was
acquired by the
government in 1822.
Archive of the State...
- façade is a
statue (1480) of the
Madonna salutis portus,
sculpted by
Matteo Civitali to
celebrate the end of the 1476 plague. The
church interior has a nave...
- (the
tempietto or "little temple"),
which was
built in 1484 by
Matteo Civitali, the sculptor-architect of Lucca, to
contain it. The
tempietto stands in...
- John the
Baptist by
Andrea Sansovino.
Other works include works by
Matteo Civitali,
Taddeo Carlone, and
Giacomo and
Guglielmo Della Porta . The
Museum of...
- unfinished.
Inside is the tomb of San Romano,
built in 1490 by
Matteo Civitali. The
church once held
altarpieces by Fra Bartolomeo. The
elegantly decorated...
