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...along Strada statale #122 on the northeast outskirts of [[Caltanissetta]], Sicily. ...architecture|Gothic]] ogival portal that leads to a tower that once aided in the castle-like defense of the structure. The church and monastery building ...

...a 16th-century architect, active in [[Sicily]] in a [[gothic architecture|Gothic]] style. ...alvo, Palermo|Santa Maria di Porto Salvo]] in [[Palermo]], which was begun in the Renaissance manner by [[Antonello Gagini]] (1478–1536). ...

{{Short description|Gothic style of architecture }} ...ctions between the [[Holy Roman Empire]] and Sicily. Establishing his rule in Naples, he brought a large staff of courtiers and specialists along with hi ...

...ia San Girolamo, in a large plot of land in the outskirts of [[Acireale]], Sicily, Italy. The building is privately owned, but generally unoccupied.<ref>{{Ci ...mbardment failed to damage it significantly. With the allied occupation of Sicily, the castle was occupied by the British army. ...

...a Crissa #294 in the town of [[Assoro]], [[province of Enna]], region of [[Sicily]], [[Italy]]. ==History and Architecture== ...

[[File:Chiesa del Carmine, or Santa Maria dell'Annunziata, church in Modica, Italy.jpg|thumb|left]] ...ated on Corso Umberto in the town of [[Modica]], [[province of Ragusa]], [[Sicily]], Italy. ...

...1307–1320, the couple built the family seat, the [[Palazzo Chiaramonte]], in Palermo. ...ia.it/turismo/web_turismo/sicilia/uk/itinerari/castelli/palazzo_steri.html Sicily for Tourists] {{webarchive |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080915143136/ ...

...grino]] overlooking Palermo, Sicily. The castle was built in a [[Neogothic architecture Neogothic]]-style resembling a castle with meliorated rooflines. ...n of ''Cerisdi'', the ''centro ricerche e studi direzionali''. This closed in 2016.<ref>[https://www.italianways.com/the-castle-of-utveggio-the-pink-madn ...

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...tely in different countries, and to disseminate the values of this chapter in architectural history. ...are not easy to visit physically or in a very poor state of preservation. In fact, some do not exist anymore but have been rebuilt with [[computer-aided ...

{{Short description|Church in Italy}} | architecture = yes ...

...man Castle") is a castle in [[Paternò]], in the [[Province of Catania]], [[Sicily]], southern Italy. ...''Camera Reginale'' estates ("Queen's Chamber") by King [[Frederick III of Sicily]].<ref>{{Cite web |title=Castello Normanno, Paternò, Italy - SpottingHisto ...

A '''blind arcade''' or '''blank arcade'''<ref name=illustr/> is an [[Arcade (architecture)|arcade]] (a series of [[arch]]es) that has no actual openings and that is ...rcade is composed of a series of arches that have well-defined [[column]]s in between its arches. ...

...one of the earliest ornithologists to study the birds of [[Sicily]]. Born in [[Palermo]], he was the brother of the architect Emmanuel and came from a f ....it/enciclopedia/baldassare-palazzotto/ Enciclopedia-Italiana biography] {{in lang|it}}</ref> ...

{{short description|Historic house in Louisiana, United States}} ...15]] and about {{convert|3.2|mile|km}} north of [[Sicily Island, Louisiana|Sicily Island]] ...

...le di Santa Maria e Santa Cecilia}}) is a [[Roman Catholic]] [[cathedral]] in [[Cagliari]], [[Sardinia]], [[Italy]], dedicated to the [[Virgin Mary]] and ...along Baroque lines. In the 1930s it finally received the current façade, in Neo-Romanesque style, inspired by [[Pisa Cathedral]]. ...

|birth_place = [[Palermo]], [[Kingdom of Sicily]] ...= A monument in the Church of San Domenico, Palermo, Sicily<br>A portrait in the Public Library of Palermo ...

...Cardona]]. The fortress was initially constructed by [[Wilfred the Hairy]] in 886; it is now a hotel belonging to the [[Paradores]] chain.<ref>[https://w ...], and [[Naples]]. This presumably increased the importance of the castle. In 1714, even after a [[House of Bourbon|Bourbon]] siege destroyed a good part ...

...inning of the [[Renaissance architecture|Renaissance]]. The term ''Catalan Gothic'' is confined to [[Barcelona]] and its area of influence ([[Girona]], [[Nor ...pe. In architecture, it does not seek excessive height, or have highlights in its [[flying buttresses]], and its decoration is sober. ...

| architecture = ...<ref>the diocese of Acireale was created in 1844 but only became effective in 1872, when the first bishop was appointed</ref> ...