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Giulia Ammannati (Q76720451) From Wikidata. Jump to navigation Jump to search. Italian philologist and paleographer (1971-) edit. Language Label Description Also known as; English : Giulia Ammannati. Italian philologist and paleographer (1971-) Statements ...
Giulia Ammannati nació en la pequeña ciudad de Lucca (en Villa Basilica), en una familia de artesanos y era la última nacida de cinco hijos, (cuatro hermanas y un hermano). Según unas crónicas, su hermano le acompañó al altar, donde se casó con Vincenzo Galilei, 2 y Giulia fue con Vincenzo a vivir a la cosmopolita ciudad de Florencia ...
Ammannati’s elegant and whimsical Nymphaeum for the Villa Giulia showcases his developing architectural style. In 1555, Ammannati returned to Florence to serve under Duke Cosimo I de’ Medici, where his service to this family would mark the height of his career and see the full maturity of his style. His works exemplify Mannerism at its height, from the artfully elongated bronzes of the
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Giulia di Cosimo Galilei (born Ammannati) was born in 1538. Giulia married Vincenzio Galilei on month day 1562, at age 24. Vincenzio was born in 1520. They had 7 children: Galileo Galilei, Benedetto Galilei and 5 other children. Giulia lived in 1572, in address. Giulia passed away in month 1620, at age 82. Giulia Ammannati was born in 1538, in ...
18. Apr. 2024 · Ammannati’s most important work there was in collaboration with Vasari and Giacomo da Vignola on the villa of Pope Julius, the Villa Giulia (begun 1551). Cosimo de’ Medici ( Cosimo I ) brought Ammannati back to Florence in 1555; he was to spend almost all of his remaining career in service to the Medicis .
Giulia Ammannati est née en 1538 dans le petit bourg Villa Basilica, près de Lucques. Elle est issue d'une famille d'artisans originaires de la région de Pistoia qui se sont transférés d'abord à Pise (1536) puis dans la région de Lucques où son père exerçait le commerce du bois. Giulia est la cadette de cinq enfants, quatre filles et ...
