Benedetto Alfieri

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Benedetto Alfieri from the treatise of "Leben des Vittorio Alfieri"

Benedetto Innocenzo Alfieri (8 June 1699 - 9 December 1767) was an Italian architect, a representative of the late-Baroque or Rococo style.

Biography and works

Born in

Charles Emmanuel III of Sardinia, who commissioned him with the design of the Royal Theater of Turin;[2]
the theatre (which was probably his masterwork) burned down in 1936 and reopened in 1973.

He also completed the

The King made him Count of Sostegno.

He collaborated during his long career with artists such as Luigi Acquisti, Giovanni Battista Borra, and Emilio Usiglio among many. He died in Turin.

References

Gallery

  • Belltower Novara
    Belltower Novara
  • Belltower Novara
    Belltower Novara
  • Palazzo Sormani in Milan
  • Main altar by Alfieri in Sacro Monte di Varallo
    Main altar by Alfieri in Sacro Monte di Varallo
  • Santa Anna, Asti
    Santa Anna, Asti
  • Duomo of Carignano (1756–1766)
    Duomo of Carignano (1756–1766)
  • Interior of Teatro Regio, painted by Pietro Domenico Oliviero
    Interior of Teatro Regio, painted by Pietro Domenico Oliviero
  • The Neoclassical façade of Saint Pierre Cathedral, Geneva (1752–56)
    The Neoclassical façade of Saint Pierre Cathedral, Geneva (1752–56)