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Giovanni Ponzello (or Ponsello) (Caravonica, 1520 – Genoa, 1598) was an
Italian mannerist architect active in the
Republic of Genoa,
where he supervised...
- family, who
protected it with a
watchtower built by the
architect Giovanni Ponzello in 1562. It is the seat of the
Catholic parish of San
Fruttuoso di Capodimonte...
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Andrea Doria: the
architects were
Giovanni Angelo Montorsoli and
Giovanni Ponzello, the
interior was
painted by
Perino del Vaga and the
garden fountain was...
- from
Antonio Roderio the
edification of the west wing and from
Giovanni Ponzello the
construction of the
lateral loggias towards the sea. The
villa remained...
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courtyard and a garden. The
building was
designed by the
architect Giovanni Ponzello. In 1919, the
palace was sold to the bank Crédit
Commercial de
France and...
- it was
begun in 1565 by the
Mannerist architects Domenico and
Giovanni Ponzello,
pupils of
Galeazzo Alessi, for Niccolò Grimaldi,
known as "il Monarca"...
- Lomellini,
banker to King
Philip II of Spain, to a
design by
Giovanni Ponzello, «chamber architect» of
Genoa and
designer of
Palazzo Tursi, belonging...
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tympanum with
spiral volutes,
executed in
white marble by
sculptors Giacomo Ponzello and
Pompeo Bianchi (1560). However, what is most
striking about Bergamasco's...
- was
built in the mid-sixteenth
century by
brothers Domenico and
Giovanni Ponzello for the
Imperiale family.
Because of its sumptuousness, it was
called “the...
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artists such as
Domenico Beccafumi,
Giovanni Angelo Montorsoli,
Giovanni Ponzello and
Antonio Roderio worked there at
different times.
Between the mid-nineteenth...
