Antonio Cipolla
Antonio Cipolla (4 February 1820 – 15 July 1874) was an Italian architect, active in an academic neo-Renaissance style. He was born in Naples and initially studied there under E. Alvino, but in 1845 gained a scholarship from the Academy of Fine Arts of Naples, to study in Rome. In 1848, he interrupted his studies to fight against the French in the Veneto during the revolution.
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Antonio Cipolla (4 February 1820 – 15 July 1874) was an Italian architect, active in an academic neo-Renaissance style. He was born in Naples and initially studied there under E. Alvino, but in 1845 gained a scholarship from the Academy of Fine Arts of Naples, to study in Rome. In 1848, he interrupted his studies to fight against the French in the Veneto during the revolution.
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Born at Naples in 1822, died in Rome in 1874.
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- Antonio Cipolla, architecte du palais Farnèse, Mélanges de l'École française de Rome. Italie et Méditerranée, 2010
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