Zanobi del Rosso
Illustration — Kaffeehaus in the Boboli Gardens, designed by Zanobi del Rosso. Zanobi del Rosso (1724–1798) was an Italian architect. He designed the Kaffeehaus in the Boboli Gardens.
Also recorded as Zanobi Filippo del Rosso
Zanobi del Rosso
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- Born
- 1724 · Florence.
- Died
- 1798 · Florence.
- Occupation
- architect · writer
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Illustration — Kaffeehaus in the Boboli Gardens, designed by Zanobi del Rosso. Zanobi del Rosso (1724–1798) was an Italian architect. He designed the Kaffeehaus in the Boboli Gardens.
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Born at Florence in 1724, died in Florence in 1798.
Zanobi del Rosso (1724–1798) was an architect and writer.
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1724
Zanobi del Rosso born at Florence.
1798
Zanobi del Rosso died at Florence.
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