Giacomo Barozzi da Vignola

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Vignola
Vignola Regola 1562.JPG
Doğum 1 Ekim 1507(1507-10-01)
Vignola, Ferrara Dükalığı
Ölüm 7 Temmuz 1573 (65 yaşında)
Roma, Papalık Devleti
Tanınma nedeni Villa Farnese
Gesù Kilisesi
Villa Lante
Hareket Maniyerizm

Giacomo Barozzi da Vignola (1 Ekim 1507 – 7 Temmuz 1573), genellikle Vignola olarak bilinen 16. yüzıyl Maniyerizminin en büyük İtalyan mimarlarından biriydi.[1] Caprarola'daki Villa Farnese ve Roma'daki Gesù Kilisesi ile tanınan Vignola, Sebastiano Serlio ve Andrea Palladio ile İtalyan Rönesans stilini Batı Avrupa'ya yayan "Üç Büyük İtalyan Mimar"'dan biridir.[1][2] Bologna'da okuduktan sonra, Vignola 1530'larda Roma'ya gitti ve Vitruvius'un mimarlık üzerine incelemesinin tahmini bir baskısı için eski eserlerin çizimlerini yaptı.

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  1. ^ a b Gilbert, Mark (2020). Historical dictionary of modern Italy (3. bas.). Lanham, Md.: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers. ISBN 978-1538102534. 
  2. ^ Lyons, John D. (2019). The Oxford handbook of the Baroque. New York, NY: Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0190678449. 

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