Prince-Archbishop Markus Sittikus

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Prince-Archbishop Markus Sittikus was an early 17th-century ruler and ecclesiastical prince of Salzburg known for his patronage of the arts and ambitious architectural projects.

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instanceOf Catholic bishop
Prince-Archbishop
ecclesiastical prince
patron of the arts
ruler of Salzburg
appointedAsPrinceArchbishop 1612
architecturalStylePromoted early Baroque
birthDate 1574-04-04
birthPlace County of Hohenems
Hohenems
burialPlace Salzburg Cathedral
commissioned Hellbrunn gardens
linked to: Hellbrunn Palace

Hellbrunn trick fountains
Schloss Hellbrunn
linked to: Hellbrunn Palace
countryOfCitizenship Holy Roman Empire
countryOfJurisdiction Prince-Archbishopric of Salzburg
deathDate 1619-10-09
deathPlace Salzburg
endOfTermAsPrinceArchbishop 1619
era early 17th century
familyName von Hohenems
linked to: Hohenems
givenName Markus
governedTerritory Prince-Archbishopric of Salzburg
heldEcclesiasticalRank Archbishop
heldTitle Prince of the Holy Roman Empire
knownFor ambitious architectural projects
development of Salzburg as a Baroque residence city
patronage of the arts
languageOfWorkOrName German
memberOf Catholic Church
nobleFamily House of Hohenems
notableProjectLocation Hellbrunn, near Salzburg
linked to: Hellbrunn Palace
oversawConstruction extensions of the Salzburg Residenz
representative buildings in Salzburg
partOf Catholic Reformation in the Holy Roman Empire
linked to: Counter-Reformation
patronOf architecture
music
theatre
positionHeld Prince-Archbishop of Salzburg
predecessor Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Salzburg Residenz
successor Paris von Lodron

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Hellbrunn Palace commissionedBy Prince-Archbishop Markus Sittikus
Santino Solari employer Archbishop Markus Sittikus von Hohenems
linked to: Prince-Archbishop Markus Sittikus