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Eberhard Rosemberger

Illustration — Eberhard Rosemberger and Francesco Fiorentino - Wawel, Kraków Eberhard Rosemberger (?-1527) was a German renaissance mason or architect from Kraków, who was born in Koblenz. Together with Francesco Fiorentino, he rebuilt the Wawel Royal Castle in Kraków under the rule of Alexander of Poland after it burned down in 1499.

Eberhard Rosemberger

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Born
Eberhard Rosemberger was born in the 15th century. · Koblenz.
Died
1527
Nationality
Germany
Occupation
architect · bricklayer
Languages
German

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Illustration — Eberhard Rosemberger and Francesco Fiorentino - Wawel, Kraków Eberhard Rosemberger (?-1527) was a German renaissance mason or architect from Kraków, who was born in Koblenz. Together with Francesco Fiorentino, he rebuilt the Wawel Royal Castle in Kraków under the rule of Alexander of Poland after it burned down in 1499.

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