Research topic: Fra Giovanni Giocondo

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Fra Giovanni Giocondo

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Fra Giovanni Giocondo , c.1435-1515, Italian architect, engineer, and antiquary. A Franciscan friar, he was accomplished in philosophy, archaeology, and classical literature but is best known for his architectural and engineering works. He designed a drainage system for the lagoons of Venice, built the fortifications of Treviso, and is universally credited with the design of the Palazzo del Consiglio (1476) at Verona, an elegant, arcaded monument of the early Renaissance. He accompanied Charles VIII to France in 1495 as court architect. Author not available, GIOCONDO, FRA GIOVANNI.... Read more
Giocondo, Fra Giovanni
Giocondo, Fra Giovanni (1433–1515). Verona-born architect and engineer, he made his name with an early woodcut-illustrated edition of Vitruvius... Read more
Vitruvius Pollio, Marcus
...for Alberti 's important treatise. The first printed edition (by Fra Giovanni Sulpitius) came out in 1486–92, an influential illustrated version by Fra Giovanni Giocondo (1435–1515) appeared in 1511, and Italian translations were... Read more

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