Michele Sanmicheli
1484 to 1559
5 documented presences
4 places
Quo Fuit places 5 dated presences for Michele Sanmicheli across 4 places, from 1505 to 1537. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Michele Sanmicheli, sometimes also transcribed as Sammicheli, Sanmichele or Sammichele (Verona, 1484 - Verona, 1559), was an Italian architect and urban planner who was a citizen of the Republic of Venice.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Michele Sanmicheli was documented, and when
1505year
Bolognaattested
“Toward the end of 1505 the young Sanmicheli was already orphaned of both parents while one brother, Jacopo, was close to death, and another brother, Alessandro, was locked in a convent in Bologna.”
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1527year
Veronaattested
“After finishing his service for Clement VII Sanmicheli decided to return, in 1527, to Verona: Vasari wrote that the "desire came to Michele after so many years to see again his homeland and his relatives and friends, but much more the fo…”
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1527year
Trevisoattested
“After finishing his service for Clement VII Sanmicheli decided to return, in 1527, to Verona: Vasari wrote that the "desire came to Michele after so many years to see again his homeland and his relatives and friends, but much more the fo…”
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1531year
Veronaattested
“As a result of his work in Verona, Sanmicheli's skills as a military architect became known and appreciated outside the borders of the Republic, and thus it was that Francesco II Sforza, in 1531, obtained permission to have him as a cons…”
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1537 to 1540period
Dalmatiaattested
“Between 1537 and 1540 Sanmicheli experienced a period of intense work, during which he traveled almost continuously to inspect eastern fortifications together with his nephew, with whom personal and professional ties increased; he visite…”
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Places Michele Sanmicheli is documented in
Verona2 presences · 1527 to 1531Bologna1 presence · 1505
Dalmatia1 presence · 1537
Treviso1 presence · 1527
Other places tied to Michele Sanmicheli in the record
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1509year
Romementioned
“He soon won praise, so much so that Vasari wrote that "in a short time he became, not only in Rome, but throughout all the places surrounding it, renowned and famous." In 1509 he then went to Orvieto, where he stayed for the next two dec…”
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1509year
Orvietomentioned
“He soon won praise, so much so that Vasari wrote that "in a short time he became, not only in Rome, but throughout all the places surrounding it, renowned and famous." In 1509 he then went to Orvieto, where he stayed for the next two dec…”
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1512 to 1516period
Rietimentioned
“Also in 1512, under the title of "marmoraio," he went to Rieti as a guarantor in a dispute over a payment to a Florentine sculptor, while in 1516 he traveled to Spello for an estimate of the ciborium kept in the collegiate church of Sant…”
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19 April 1516exact date
Orvietomentioned
“Due to the fame he gained from being master builder at the cathedral, Sanmicheli was able to obtain some important private commissions, as for example, on April 19, 1516, when he was commissioned by the Sienese merchant Girolamo Petrucci…”
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1525 to 1526period
Romementioned
“Between 1525 and 1526 he worked to prepare, on the commission of Cardinal Alessandro Farnese, the first design of the Montefiascone Cathedral, an octagonal building surmounted by a dome in the style of Bramante, reminiscent of the one in…”
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1525 to 1535period
Veronamentioned
“Sanmicheli was called to many places to design or provide consultation about fortifications to defend cities: * at Monteleone d'Orvieto (1525); * at Piacenza (1526); * at Legnago (1529); * at Verona (1530–37); * at Padua (1532); * at Sen…”
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1525 to 1535period
Venicementioned
“Sanmicheli was called to many places to design or provide consultation about fortifications to defend cities: * at Monteleone d'Orvieto (1525); * at Piacenza (1526); * at Legnago (1529); * at Verona (1530–37); * at Padua (1532); * at Sen…”
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1525 to 1535period
Zadarmentioned
“Sanmicheli was called to many places to design or provide consultation about fortifications to defend cities: * at Monteleone d'Orvieto (1525); * at Piacenza (1526); * at Legnago (1529); * at Verona (1530–37); * at Padua (1532); * at Sen…”
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1525 to 1535period
Paduamentioned
“Sanmicheli was called to many places to design or provide consultation about fortifications to defend cities: * at Monteleone d'Orvieto (1525); * at Piacenza (1526); * at Legnago (1529); * at Verona (1530–37); * at Padua (1532); * at Sen…”
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1525 to 1535period
Legnagomentioned
“Sanmicheli was called to many places to design or provide consultation about fortifications to defend cities: * at Monteleone d'Orvieto (1525); * at Piacenza (1526); * at Legnago (1529); * at Verona (1530–37); * at Padua (1532); * at Sen…”
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1525 to 1535period
Orzinuovimentioned
“Sanmicheli was called to many places to design or provide consultation about fortifications to defend cities: * at Monteleone d'Orvieto (1525); * at Piacenza (1526); * at Legnago (1529); * at Verona (1530–37); * at Padua (1532); * at Sen…”
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1525 to 1535period
Senigalliamentioned
“Sanmicheli was called to many places to design or provide consultation about fortifications to defend cities: * at Monteleone d'Orvieto (1525); * at Piacenza (1526); * at Legnago (1529); * at Verona (1530–37); * at Padua (1532); * at Sen…”
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1525 to 1535period
Piacenzamentioned
“Sanmicheli was called to many places to design or provide consultation about fortifications to defend cities: * at Monteleone d'Orvieto (1525); * at Piacenza (1526); * at Legnago (1529); * at Verona (1530–37); * at Padua (1532); * at Sen…”
source: Wikipedia: Michele Sanmicheli
1527year
San Bernardino, Veronamentioned
“In addition, around the end of 1527, the noblewoman Margherita Pellegrini offered him to design a chapel in memory of her son Nicolò at the church of San Bernardino in Verona: to this work the architect applied himself with considerable…”
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1530year
1531 to 1537period
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1533year
1535 to 1548period
1535 to 1548period
1535 to 1548period
1535 to 1548period
1541 to 1556period
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