- of the
Austrian Empire. The work was
directed by
architect Bartolomeo Giuliari, who had
previously been
involved in
restorations of
Sanmichelian works...
- of 1959 the
project began, the
location in
Palazzo Giuliari was decided,
donated by
Countess Giuliari Tusini and
which is now home to the Chancellor's office...
-
Church of San Nicolò and San
Severo (1830–1844) by the
architect Bartolomeo Giuliari,
parochial church.
Monastery of San
Colombano (11th century), a dependency...
-
Accademia della Crusca, as
exemplars of the
purest Italian verse and prose.
Giuliari, 1874:xvii.
Library search: "Buonaccorso da Montemagno" (Italian) Bonacursus...
- 1128/CMR.00023-08. ISSN 0893-8512. PMC 2620634. PMID 19136436.
Sadaka A,
Giuliari GP (January 2012). "Proliferative vitreoretinopathy:
current and emerging...
-
inviting artists in
residence such as Paul Winter,
Philippe Petit & I
Giuliari di Piazza.
Morton spoke about his
personal relationship with the "green...
-
Pindemonte a Vo at
Isola della Scala in the
province of Verona, and
Palazzo Giuliari a
Settimo di
Gallese in the town of Sessino. In 1747, he
designed the Oratorio...
-
consisting of the
mayors of Affi and
Costermano (Giuseppe
Poggi and
Girolamo Giuliari, respectively) and
engineers Giovanni Beccherle and
Giuseppe Fraccaroli...
- The
church was
built in the
years 1830-1844 by the
architect Bartolomeo Giuliari as a
neoclassical temple,
replacing the
original small church of St Nicolò...
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Diabetes International. 19 (1): 24a. doi:10.1002/pdi.281. ISSN 1528-252X.
Giuliari, Gian P.; Sadaka, Ama; Chang,
Peter Y.; Cortez,
Rafael T. (May 2011). "Diabetic...
