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Title: Francesco Buonamici (1596-1677)
Other Titles: A pioneer of baroque architecture in Malta
Authors: Thake, Conrad
Keywords: Buonamici, Francesco, 1596-1677
Architecture, Baroque -- Malta
Architects -- Italy -- 17th century
Architects -- Malta -- History -- Knights of Malta, 1530-1798
Architecture -- Malta -- History -- Knights of Malta, 1530-1798
Issue Date: 2002
Publisher: Fondazzjoni Patrimonju Malti
Citation: Thake, C. (2002). Francesco Buonamici (1596-1677) a pioneer of baroque architecture in Malta. Treasures of Malta, 24, VIII(2), 17-22.
Abstract: In September 1635, Francesco Buonamici came to Malta as the assistant of the renowned Italian military engineer Pietro Paolo Floriani. He had originally planned to stay in Malta for only a few months in order to supervise the implementation of Floriani's plans for the extension of the fortification works to Valletta. However, fate dictated that Buonamici would stay on the island for twenty-four years during which period he served as the resident military engineer of the Order of St. John. The knights had always sought to engage the services of accomplished foreign military engineers visited Malta. Buonnamici's predecessors included amongst others the military engineers Genga, Lanci, Laparelli, Campi, Rinaldini and Firenzualo.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/103071
ISSN: 10283013
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