• Francesco Borromini - Vikipedi

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    Francesco Borromini (gerçek adı Francesco Castelli) (d. 25 Eylül 1599 - ö. 2 Ağustos 1667), İtalyan asıllı İsviçreli mimar.

  • The Architecture of Francesco Borromini | by John Welford

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    Francesco Borromini (real name Castelli) was born on 25th September 1599 at Bissone on Lake Lugano in southern Switzerland.

  • Francesco Borromini

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    Later critics of the Baroque, such as Francesco Milizia and the English architect Sir John Soane, were particularly critical of Borromini's work.

  • Francesco Borromini | Baroque Architect, Rome Masterpiece

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    The year before, on the commendation of Bernini and Francesco Cardinal Barberini, Borromini was awarded the office of university architect.

  • Francesco Borromini Paintings, Bio, Ideas | TheArtStory

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    Summary of Francesco Borromini. Borromini was one of the most innovative architects of the seventeenth century, and one-third of the trio of artists that defined...

  • Francesco Borromini — Leading Figure of Roman...

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    Francesco Borromini – Early Years. Borromini was born at Bissone, near Lugano in the Ticino, which was at the time a bailiwick of the Swiss Confederacy.

  • Francesco Borromini: Biography, Famous Works, Churches

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    Francesco Borromini’s main rival throughout his life was Giovanni Bernini, who was constantly patronized by many Vatican monarchs.

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  • Four Buildings by Francesco Borromini | DailyArt Magazine

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    Francesco Borromini: Francesco Borromini, San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane, upper frontal façade, Rome, Italy. Through Eternity.

  • Francesco Borromini in Rome

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    Church of S. Ivo alla Sapienza: Designed by Francesco Borromini, this church is an outstanding example of Roman Baroque architecture.

  • Francesco Borromini - Romainteractive

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    Francesco Borromini died August 3, 1667 after three days of agony. Had attempted suicide by impaling himself with his own dagger.