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	Filippo Juvara
		Filippo Juvara nacque to Messina in the 1678 from one family of silversmiths, father and siblings orafi; it manifested sin from small "a special" inclination for the design and developed with extreme facility its extraordinary ability to graphical expression beyond to not common dowries for the Fine Arts.
		Between this Filippo Juvara that moved to Rome to the school of Carl Fontana (1703), in 1705 it achieved the first prize to the competition clementino with a villa plan, it was operoso to Naples in 1706, is its the design of the Antamori Nail head in Saint Girolamo of the Charity to Rome.
		The facade appears fastosa and austera at the same time and it is adapted perfectly to the Public square that accommodates it; the inside, in particular the entrance hall and the elegant one scalone, from lucide the structures, are conceived for the scenografico effect, always present peculiarity in all its works.
	www.torrese.it /english/juvara.htm (656 words)

	Filippo
		Filippo Juvara Filippo Juvara (Juvarra), Italian architect, was born in Rome where he was student of Carlo Fontana.
		Filippo Lippi Fra Filippo Lippi (Florence--his father, Tommaso, being a butcher.
		Filippo Tommaso Marinetti Filippo Tommaso Emilio Marinetti (Born 20th century.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/filippo.html (82 words)

	Dictionary of Meaning www.mauspfeil.net
		'''Filippo Juvara''', also spelled "Filippo Juvarra", (March 7, 1678 in Messina - January 31, 1736 in Madrid) was an Italian architect and scene designer.
		After a period of formation in Sicily as a member of artisan family of goldsmiths and chisellers, he moved to Rome in 1703 where studied architecture of Carlo and Francesco Fontana.
		In 1735 the architect was invited to Madrid by Philip the 5th, for who were executed the projects for the Palazzo Reale, Granja di Sant'Ildefonso and Palazzo di Aranjuez, built after the death of Juvarra by G.B.Sacchetti and other pupils.
	www.mauspfeil.net /Filippo_Juvara.html (345 words)

	Filippo Juvara ( Messina 1668 - Madrid 1736 ) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Molte sono le opere di Juvara, la sua versatilità lo porta ad abbracciare tutto ciò che è connesso all’architettura, dagli oggetti sacri agli edifici civili e militari all’urbanistica.
		A partire dal 1718 Juvara elabora la nuova facciata, intesa come un volume dotato di autonomia rispetto alla storia passata, e concepita in maniera da imprimere un segno forte dell’espressione dei nuovi tempi.
		Juvara ha concepito un grande salone da cui si irradiano, a croce di Sant’Andrea le quattro ali degli edifici che dovevano servire come dimora per gli ospiti e servizi.
	www.neomedia.it /itgjuvara/SITOJUV.html (335 words)

	Filippo Juvarra Online
		Filippo Juvarra at the National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C. 2 works by Filippo Juvarra
		Check for "Filippo Juvarra" in the Sotheby's Sold Lot Archive (opens in a new window)
		All images and text on this Filippo Juvarra page are copyright 1999-2005 by John Malyon/Artcyclopedia, unless otherwise noted.
	www.artcyclopedia.com /artists/juvarra_filippo.html (125 words)

	Architetti militari (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Allievo di Filippo Juvara, studia i monumenti romani e i testi dei grandi trattatisti, da Vitruvio al rinascimento, e inizia poi la sua attività collocandosi in una significativa posizione artistica fra la fine del rococò e l'inizio del neoclassicismo.
		Lo Juvara, figlio di un incisore, dopo un primo apprendistato con il padre, si trasferì a Roma, studiando per oltre dieci anni, dal 1703 al 1714, presso Carlo Fontana e conoscendo a fondo, oltre alle opere classiche, quelle degli artisti del Seicento, fra i quali, in modo particolare.
		Le opere costruite dallo Juvara a Torino e in tutto lo stato sabaudo nell'arco di una ventina d'anni sono numerosissime; fra esse dobbiamo almeno nominare la celebre scala "a forbice" di Palazzo Reale, la facciata di Palazzo Madama, e soffermarci sulla Basilica di Superga e sulla Palazzina di caccia di Stupinigi (vedi regione Piemonte).
	www.castellinet.it /architettiII.htm (584 words)

	lagodicomo - Walking through centuries (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		First of all the nave and the two aisles were built, starting from the transept; then it was the tum of the Gothic facade - featuring spires and Rodari's statues - of the Renaissance flanks and of the apses; finally the dome was erected.
		This latter dates from the 18th century and was designed by Filippo Juvara.
		The interior is in the shape of a Latin cross.
	www.lagodicomo.com /english/passeggiate_secoli3.php (528 words)

	Universidad de Navarra /Navarra (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Filippo Juvarra / a cura di Donato Severo
		Filippo Juvarra : pensieri e architettura, Torino, 15 settembre-7 novembre 1999 / a cura di Giuseppe Dardanello, Maria Gattullo, Isabella Massabò Ricci
		Libro di più pensieri d'architettura di Filippo Juvarra / Angela Griseri ; prefazione di Andreina Griseri.
	www.unav.es /search*spi/a?Juvara,+Filippo,+(1678-1736) (178 words)

	Living Itineraries
		The king Philip V went, faced with the difficulty of carrying out a reconstruction, to the most reputed architect in the moment, Filippo Juvara, who arrived in Madrid in April 1735.
		The pride that made him to be known elect and feeling with free hands to design the height work of his career, made that Juvara designed a palace that was more than a kilometer long.
		In January 1736, the architect Juvara died without the drawings were even finished, for what it was required the presence of his best student's, Italian Giovanni Battista Sachetti.
	www.nova.es /~jlb/mad_in55.htm (818 words)

	Abeggstiftung Villa Abegg
		Villa Abegg, which was completed at the end of the 1960's, was planned to complement and augment the institute's collections in terms of the period and nature of its contents.
		Its achitecture follows the North Italian Baroque as represented by the school of Filippo Juvara (1678-1736), and the formal gardens and fountains stand in a similar tradition.
		The representational rooms on the ground floor are furnished with historic wall-panels and furniture, as well as appropriate decorations such as valuable paintings and tableware.
	www.annatextiles.ch /exhib/exh2003/e2011abeg/e2004ab.htm (207 words)

	Arte mantovana: basilica di S.Andrea (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		La cupola venne terminata nel 1765, senza più rispettare i disegni iniziali ma su un'idea del siciliano Filippo Juvara.
		All'interno nella struttura a croce latina con unica navata coperta da una volta a botte fiancheggiata da ampie cappelle quadrate, echeggiano le maestosità e la solennità dell'Alberti.
		Nel complesso, la basilica si presenta con un corpo di creazione quattrocentesca (Alberti), sormontato da cupola settecentesca (Juvara) e adornata da decorazioni pittoriche del '500, '600 e '700.
	www.mynet.it /mantova/arte/sandrea.htm (256 words)

	Written biography of Filippo Juvara \| Life of Filippo Juvara
		Filippo Juvara (1678-1736), the greatest Italian architect of the 18th century, was an immensely imaginative and prolific designer.Filippo Juvara was born in Messina, Sicily, on March 27, 1678, the son of a silversmith.
		Fontana is said to have told Juvara to forget everything he had ever learned and to start all over again: this may well be true, since Fontana's late baroque style was much more classical than the--presumably riotous--fantasy of Juvara's imagination at that time.…
		Further Reading The best account of Juvara's work is in Rudolf Wittkower, Art and Architecture in Italy, 1600-1750 (1958; 2d rev. ed.
	www.newessay.com /biographies/Filippo_Juvara-29103.html (184 words)

	Premio Juvara (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		L’Accademia Internazionale Il Convivio e la Delegazione del Convivio di Messina organizzano la 2° Edizione del Premio d’Arte Figurativa “Filippo Juvara”.
		Le sculture non devono superare i 18 chilogrammi, e si può partecipare anche con meno di tre opere.
		Le fotografie devono giungere presso la sede dell’Accademia Internazionale Il Convivio, Premio “Filippo Juvara”, Via Pietramarina 66 — 95012 Castiglione di Sicilia (CT), entro il 30 novembre 2005.
	messina.il-convivio.com /Bando%20premio%20Juvara.htm (557 words)

	Independent Online Edition > Mediterranean : app4 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		One distinguishing feature of the townscape is the fabulous legacy of baroque buildings and planning left by Guarino Guarini and Filippo Juvara.
		This was Filippo Juvara, a Sicilian from Messina.
		Juvara worked in an exceptionally inventive version of the baroque style.
	travel.independent.co.uk /europe/mediterranean/article222345.ece (2406 words)

	Collegamento pro Sindone
		In 1491, a year after the demolition of the three ancient churches, the new building foundation stone was laid.
		The bell tower, dated back to 1470, was raised in 1700 by architect Filippo Juvara.
		The Shroud arrived in Turin in 1578; it was received by Duke Emanuele Filiberto in the Lucento Castle, entered in town with a sumptuous procession and placed in St. Lorenzo Ducal Chapel.
	www.west.net /~shroud/collega5.htm (1056 words)

	Família Ottoboni - Papas e Cardeais (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Filippo Juvara nacque nel 1685 da famiglia povera e fin da piccolo manifestò un gusto speciale per il disegno, ed una spiccata attitudine per le belle arti.
		Prese l'abito ecclesiastico, e poco dopo si recò a Roma dove, aiutato dal Fontana e dal Cardinale Ottoboni, si dedicò a quello studio profondo ed accurato, che farà di lui uno dei più rinomati architetti del suo tempo.
		Il Juvara fu anche a Londra e a Parigi.
	www.familiaottoboni.com.br /papas_1.html (1505 words)

	Otis History Home -- Making History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		The Royal Palace of Madrid is located on the ancient building site of the Muslim castle, subsequently a luxurious mayor’s residence that was destroyed by a fearsome fire on Christmas Eve (Dec. 24) 1734.
		Felipe V, our first Bourbon king, planned the construction of a new palace, entrusting the project to Filippo Juvara and later to Juan Bautista Sachetti, when the then-draftsman Ventura Rodríguez intervened.
		He would, over the years, rise to be a famous urban planner and architect.
	www.otis.com /otis150/section/1,2344,CLI1_RES1_SEC5,00.html (305 words)

	Encyclopedia: Messina, Italy
		Filippo Juvara also spelled Filippo Juvarra, Italian architect highest exponent of Baroque, was born in Messina in 1678.
		Filippo Juvarra also spelled Filippo Juvara, Italian architect and scene-designer, was born in Messina March 7,1678 and died in Madrid January 31,1736.
		Many writers set their works in Messina, among the others:
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Messina,-Italy (1287 words)

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		E si può partecipare anche con meno di tre opere.
		Le fotografie devono giungere presso la sede dell’Accademia Internazionale Il Convivio, Premio “Filippo Juvara”, Via Pietramarina 66 – 96012 Castiglione di Sicilia (CT), entro il 31 ottobre 2004.
		Per partecipare al Premio bisogna inviare un contributo di adesione di € 48,00 in contanti o tramite assegno bancario o da versare sul C.C.P. n° 12939971, intestato a Conti Vincenza, Via Pietramarina, 66 - 95012 Castiglione di Sicilia, per diritti di segreteria ed inserimento gratuito nella pubblicazione antologica in bianco e nero del Premio Juvara.
	web.tiscali.it /ilconvivio/016/juvara.htm (564 words)

	MSN Encarta - Search Results - Filippo Juvarra
		MSN Encarta - Search Results - Filippo Juvarra
		Juvarra, Filippo (1678-1736), the most important Italian architect of the late baroque period.
		Brunelleschi, Filippo (1377-1446), Florentine architect, one of the initiators of the Italian Renaissance.
	ca.encarta.msn.com /Filippo_Juvarra.html (62 words)

	Tesoro del Duomo di Messina
		il paliotto d'altare in argento e rame dorato lavorato da Pietro e Francesco Juvara nel 1701; una statua in argento raffigurante Santa Rosalia donata dal Comune di Palermo nel 1673.
		Finemente cesellato dai f.lli Juvara il "Vascelluzzo", un piccolo vascello addobbato con spighe di grano, in argento sbalzato, viene portato in processione il giorno del Corpus Domini.
		Fanno bella mostra, sempre nella Terza Sala, un prestigioso calice d'argento dorato con rilievi del 1695 di Filippo Juvara e sei candelabri d'argento sbalzato e cesellato sempre di Filippo Iuvara del 1698; di Pietro Juvara il reliquiario di San Pietro del XVII secolo; quattro vasi d'argento e rame dorato del XVII secolo.
	www.torrese.it /tesoro_duomo.htm (653 words)

	Madrid Monuments
		Philip V ordered this palace build in 1738 after a fire in 1734 had totally erected the former Royal Palace.
		The Italian architect Filippo Juvara was named as designer but after his suddenly death years later Battista Sacchetti took over the project.
		The palace was build in stone and granite to avoid fires and inside can be found an impressive collection of paintings, sculptures and Royal decorations.
	www.spanish-town-guides.com /Madrid_Monuments.htm (930 words)

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		Under the advice of his second wife, Princess Elizabeth Farnese of Parma, Phillip thought of building his desired royal palace over the Alc\'e1zar\rquote s ruins.
		The Italian architect and set designer Filippo Juvara, who had worked for a long time for the Savoy ard courts and was distinguished for his sensibility and constructive intelligence, commenced the project in 1735.
		However, the death of the architect and the project\rquote s excessive expenses impeded its progress.
	www.cbpa.drake.edu /SMaRT/files/PalacioReal1.doc (1087 words)

	Brescia e Provincia : Brescia Storia
		Alla sobria facciata rinascimentale (notevole il portale in pietra scolpita, coi battenti in legno, forse di Filippo Morari da Soresina, datati 1490) si contrappone il sovrabbondante barocco dell’interno: la decorazione ad affreschi (350 riquadri) e stucchi è di grande effetto.
		Un grande scalone a due rampe con la volta affrescata in modo da sembrare a cielo aperto porta alla galleria del piano nobile, la cui volta a botte fu affrescata nel 1677 da Pietro Sorisene con finte prospettive.
		In corso Matteotti, ora Itc Ballini, edificato nel 1672-inizio ‘700 da Giovan Battista Groppi con l’intervento, tra gli altri, di Filippo Juvara (atrio a colonne).
	www.brescia.net /abaco/comuni/Brescia/storia.html (10922 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Fu però Cristina di Francia, moglie di Vittorio Amedeo I, che verso la metà del XVII secolo diede inizio a imponenti lavori decorativi e di restauro, continuati poi da Maria Giovanna Battista di Savoia-Nemours.
		Tra il 1718 e il 1721 Filippo Juvara realizzò la straordinaria facciata barocca e lo scalone monumentale.
		E’ il caso della Villa della Regina, del Castello di Venaria Reale e soprattutto della Palazzina di Caccia di Stupinigi, capolavoro indiscusso di Filippo Juvara in plastiche forme barocche, meravigliosamente legata senza soluzione di continuità all’ambiente esterno.
	www.in-sieme.it /impegno/siti2/patrumnai19(sabaudi).htm (1242 words)

	NERONE-The Insider Guide: WALKING IN THE VICINITY OF SANTA TRINITA' DEI MONTI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Directly in front of you, on the corner separating the Via Sistina from the Via Gregoriana, is a house with a delightful little rounded portico.
		This is belived to have been designed by Filippo Juvara in 1711 for the widowed queen Maria Casimira of Poland.
		The house itself, the Palazzo Zuccari, is said to have been built in the sixteenth century by the artist Federico Zuccari as his residence and studio.
	www.nerone.cc /nerone/archivio/arch47.htm (975 words)

	CASTROREALE
		Agatha (dated around 1420) in the Byzantine style, a Flemish tryptich depicting the Adoration of the Magi with SS.
		Marina and Barbara, a fine polyptich of the Nativity from the Neapolitan studio of G. Criscuolo, a marble statue of St. John the Baptist by Calamech in 1568) and a silver altar-frontal by Filippo Juvara (18
		Museo Civico – Housed within the former oratory dedicated to San Filippo Neri, the Town Museum displays wooden and marble sculptures, among which is a splendid funerary monument of Geronimo Rosso (1506-1508), by praised Antonello Gagini.
	www.sicilynet.it /messina/castroreale.htm (562 words)

	Turin, Italy - Travel and Tourism Information on Turin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Don't miss the lively Via Garibaldi, one of the oldest streets, lined with cafès and bookshops and the porticoed Via Roma.
		The Basilica di Superga is a beautiful Baroque church by Filippo Juvara.
		As Turin was the seat of the House of Savoy and the first capital of the Kingdom of Italy, you may visit the Palazzo Reale (Royal Palace), the Mole Antonelliana (with its large dome, symbol of the city) and the Royal Villa at Stupinigi.
	www.viridia.com /travel-italy/piedmont/turin (317 words)

	Tessile di Como (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		The construction of the cathedral began in 1396 in place of the old church called Santa Maria Maggiore, which had been the cathedral of Como since the beginning of the XI century.
		It was completed in 1740 with the dome designed by Filippo Juvara.
		A lot of well-known artists took part in it.
	www.textilecomo.com /4_04_1_eng.html (333 words)

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