Santino Solari

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Santino Solari was an Italian-born Baroque architect and engineer active in Salzburg, best known for shaping much of the city’s early 17th-century architecture.

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instanceOf Baroque architect
architect
engineer
human
activeInCentury 17th century
architecturalStyle Early Baroque in Austria
Italian Baroque
countryOfActivity Austria
Prince-Archbishopric of Salzburg
countryOfCitizenship Republic of Venice
designed Hellbrunn trick fountains
Salzburg Cathedral
Schloss Hellbrunn
linked to: Hellbrunn Palace

bastions of Salzburg city walls
employer Archbishop Markus Sittikus von Hohenems
Prince-Archbishop of Salzburg
ethnicGroup Italian
familyName Solari
fieldOfWork architecture
civil engineering
military engineering
genre church architecture
garden architecture
military architecture
palace architecture
givenName Santino
hasWorkIn Hellbrunn Palace gardens
Salzburg Cathedral square area
influenced Baroque architecture in Salzburg
influencedBy Italian Baroque architecture
movement Baroque
notableFor shaping early 17th-century architecture of Salzburg
notableRole key figure of Baroque Salzburg
notableWork Fortifications of Salzburg
Hellbrunn water features
Salzburg Cathedral
Schloss Hellbrunn
linked to: Hellbrunn Palace
occupation architect
engineer
placeOfBirth Republic of Venice
placeOfDeath Salzburg
positionHeld chief engineer of Salzburg fortifications
court architect of Salzburg
sexOrGender male
workLocation Salzburg

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Hellbrunn Palace architect Santino Solari
Salzburg Cathedral mainArchitect Santino Solari
Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau patronage Santino Solari