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Antonio Abbondi generally known as
Scarpagnino (died 1549) was an
Italian architect of the
Renaissance period,
active mainly in Venice. Born at Grosio...
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Tedeschi (Poste italiane)
Rialto Bridge Palazzo dei
Dieci Savi (
Scarpagnino) Riva del
Ferro Fondamenta del Vin
Rialto vaporetto station Palazzo Dolfin...
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called in
architects such as
Antonio Rizzo,
Giorgio Spavento,
Antonio Scarpagnino,
Jacopo Sansovino,
Sebastiano Serlio,
Michele Sanmicheli and
Giulio Romano...
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Rialto fire in 1514. The
church was
rebuilt by
Antonio Abbondi called Scarpagnino. The
painter Antonio V****ilacchi
worked here in the 16th century. Nestled...
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Sante Lombardo, who, in turn,
three years later was
replaced by
Antonio Scarpagnino.
Following his
death in 1549, the last
architect to work on the edifice...
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level to Bon.
Donatella Calabi also
suggests Antonio Abbondi,
called “
Scarpagnino”, due to the
similarity of his work at
Rialto after the fire of 1514...
- Venice, Italy. The
marble facade is
attributed to
either Antonio Abbondi (
Scarpagnino),
Mauro Codussi,
Antonio Lombardo, son of
Pietro Lombardo, or Giorgio...
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enlargement overseen by the
architect Antonio Abbondi (known as
Scarpagnino), gave the
church its
current appearance. The
expansion was completed...
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models for the
rebuilding of the area, but the
contract was
given to
Scarpagnino. Howard, Deborah:
Jacopo Sansovino Architecture and
Patronage in Renaissance...
- (active from 1489 or before, d. 1509), and
Antonio Abbondi,
often known as
Scarpagnino (died 1549), who was
active from at
least 1505. San Sebastiano, Venice...
