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Filippo Juvarra (7
March 1678 – 31
January 1736) was an
Italian architect, scenographer,
engraver and goldsmith. He was
active in a late-Baroque architecture...
- (1606–1663) in the 17th century, with
designs by the
Baroque architect Filippo Juvarra. The
palace also
includes the
Palazzo Chiablese and the
Chapel of the Holy...
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architect Filippo Juvarra planning began. However, the
cornerstone was not laid
until the
reign of
Charles Emmanuel III in 1738
after Juvarra's death. The work...
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architect Filippo Juvarra oversaw work on the new
palace and
devised a
lavish project inspired by Bernini's
plans for the Louvre.
Initially Juvarra wanted to...
- of the
metaphysical art movement. The most
noted architects are
Filippo Juvarra (one of the most
important figures of the
Italian Baroque) and Ernesto...
- Chambéry to Turin. The new
palace was
designed by the
architect Filippo Juvarra to be used as a
palazzina di
caccia ('hunting residence') for
Victor Amadeus...
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Basilica of
Superga near
Turin by
Filippo Juvarra (1717–1731)
Interior of the
Basilica of
Superga by
Filippo Juvarra The
Palazzo Carignano, now the Museum...
- Cabinet, and the
Southern Veranda. The
duchess also
asked architect Filippo Juvarra to
design a new
Baroque palace in
white stone,
which he did in 1716, but...
- 1667, and is
notable mainly for its fine garden,
attributed to
Filippo Juvarra, and an
interesting external stairway with loggia. Its prin****l salon...
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noted for its
monumental architecture and
Baroque interiors by
Filippo Juvarra,
including the
Galleria Grande and its
marble decorations, the
chapel of...
