Giovanni del Fantasia
Giovanni del Fantasia (1670–1743) was an Italian architect and engineer, operating in a Baroque style, mainly in and around Livorno, region of Tuscany, Italy. He served as Provedditore of the Regia Fabbriche of Livorno. Among his works in Livorno are: • Palazzo di Giustizia, Livorno • Palazzo Comunale, Livorno (1731) • Santa Caterina, Livorno (1720) • San Gregorio Illuminatore, Livorno • Church of Luogo Pio, Livorno • Work at the Sanctuary of Montenero, Livorno (1720) • Chapel of the Santissimo Sacramento, Duomo of Livorno • Church of the orphanage
Giovanni del Fantasia
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- 1670 · Florence.
- Died
- 1743 · Livorno.
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- architect
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Giovanni del Fantasia (1670–1743) was an Italian architect and engineer, operating in a Baroque style, mainly in and around Livorno, region of Tuscany, Italy. He served as Provedditore of the Regia Fabbriche of Livorno. Among his works in Livorno are: • Palazzo di Giustizia, Livorno • Palazzo Comunale, Livorno (1731) • Santa Caterina, Livorno (1720) • San Gregorio Illuminatore, Livorno • Church of Luogo Pio, Livorno • Work at the Sanctuary of Montenero, Livorno (1720) • Chapel of the Santissimo Sacramento, Duomo of Livorno • Church of the orphanage
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Born at Florence in 1670, died in Livorno in 1743.
Giovanni del Fantasia (1670–1743) was an architect.
Livorno: la chiesa di Santa Caterina (XVIII secolo) vista dalla Fortezza Nuova.
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- 1.Guida storica ed artistica della città e dei dintorni di Livorno, by Giuseppe Piombanti 284 page 92.
- 2.Piombante, page 167.
- 3.Piombante, page 236.
- 4.Piombante, page 284.
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