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Polish Renaissance Architecture
01/1945 | 502 | 86
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Author:
Estreicher, Karol (Estreicher, Karol)
Subjects
artists:
Francesco Fiorentino
artists:
Berrecci, Bartolomeo
artists:
Mosca, Giovanni Maria, il Padovano
artists:
Cini, Giovanni
artists:
Gucci, Santi
dates:
1500-1599
patrons:
Sigismund I, King of Poland, 1467-1548
places:
Italy / Poland / Cracow
subjects:
Architecture / Renaissance / Renaissance / Influence
subjects:
Techniques / Sources
Illustrations
Attributed works:
Courtyard of the Royal Castle, Cracow. Built by Franciscus Florentinus, 1502-1516
Attributed works:
Plate II. A-General View of the Royal Castle, Cracow, Showing the Renaissance Facade by Franciscus Florentinus. 1502-1516. Polish Renaissance Architecture
Attributed works:
Plate II. B-The Sigismund Chapel, Cracow Cathedral. Built by Bartolomeo Berecci, 1517-1533. Polish Renaissance Architecture
Attributed works:
Plate II. C-Interior of the Dome of the Sigismund Chapel, Cracow Cathedral, Showing the Panelling of Roses. By Bartolomeo Berecci and Giovanni Cini, c. 1530. Polish Renaissance Architecture
Attributed works:
Plate III. A-The Great Market-Place, Cracow, Showing the Church of Our Lady, the Town-Hall Tower, with the Cloth-Hall in the Centre. The Latter Was Rebuilt by Giovanni Maria Padovano and Decorated with a Parapet in 1556. Polish Renaissance Architecture
Attributed works:
Plate III. B-The Courtyard of the Palace of Baranow, Probably by Santi Gucci, c. 1579. Polish Renaissance Architecture
Western art unattributed:
Plate III. C-The Town-Hall, Sandomierz, Crowned by a Renaissance Parapet. Second Half of the 16th Century. Polish Renaissance Architecture