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Guarino Guarini Born: 1624 in Modena, Italy Died: 1683 in Milan, Italy Click the picture above to see a larger version Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index In the age-old connections between art and mathematics - however either is defined - no one is more worthy of attention than the Italian Baroque figure of Guarino Guarini. Trained as a theologian in the small but elite order of Counter-Reformation Clerics Regular, commonly known as the Theatines and the immediate model for the Jesuit Order, Guarini was also deeply interested in mathematics following in turn the Jesuit pursuit of all the arts and especially the new discoveries that surrounded the curious-minded of the Age of Discovery. Guarini spent his novitiate in Rome where he learned at first hand what Bernini and Borromini, now recognised as great masters of Baroque architecture, were doing, and their example presumably caused him to practice architecture, then considered as a mathematical art but not strictly a member of the Quadrivium, the mathematical division of the Liberal Arts, still supreme in the world of learning. He then spent years teaching and building in Italy and Paris, all of his structures having now disappeared. In 1666 he was called from Paris by the Duke of Savoy and Prince of Piedmont to his capital Turin, to take over the design of a great dynastic chapel to house the Holy Shroud, located within the Palace but opening into the choir of the adjoining Cathedral. This was to be his masterwork - la Capella dello Sindone, sadly badly damaged by fire in 1997. He remained in Turin for the rest of his life publishing mathematical works and tutoring the ducal family, while the Sindone Chapel was finally completed after his death.

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Architect Guarino Guarini Great Buildings Search Advanced Search Buildings ... Store Works San Lorenzo, Turin , at Turin, Italy, 1666 to 1679. Sindone Chapel , at Turin, Italy, 1667 to 1690. Biography Guarino Guarini (b. Modena, Italy 1624; d. Milan, Italy 1683) Guarino Guarini was born in Modena, Italy in 1624. He was ordained a Theatine priest in 1648 and consequently generated most of his designs for the Theatine order. One of Europe's leading mathematicians, as evidenced in the geometric elaboration of his buildings, Guarini was deeply influenced by the radical designs of Borromini. Developing a similar design approach, he combined "complexity and inventiveness with a profound feeling for color and light" that was highly unusual, but successful. His early works took him to Sicily, Paris, Portugal and Spain, but his career particularly flourished under the House of Savoy in Turin. Guarini died in Milan, Italy in 1683. References Dennis Sharp. The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Architects and Architecture. New York: Quatro Publishing, 1991. ISBN 0-8230-2539-X. NA40.I45. p70-71. Resources Sources on Guarino Guarini Find books about Guarino Guarini Search the RIBA architecture library catalog for more references on Guarino Guarini Web Resources Links on Guarino Guarini Search the web for Guarino Guarini We appreciate your suggestions for links about Guarino Guarini.

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HISTORY OF GUARINO GUARINI Guarino Guarini was born in 1624 and died in 1683. As a youth, Guarini received his teachings in Modena where he was a member of the Theatine order. There, he learned philosophy, theology, astronomy, and mathematics. His study of mathematics led him to a career in architecture. As an architect, Guarini is well known for four buildings: S.Vicenzo in Modena, Sicily, Ste. Anne-la-Royale in Paris, France, S.Lorenzo and Santissima Sindone in Turin, Italy. He is also known for his two architectural treatises entitled Architettura Civile and Disegni d'architettura civile et ecclesiastica as well as other literary works that concentrate on his mathematical knowledge. Moreover, there is a close alliance between his treatises and his architecture. In these works, Guarini discusses the four aforementioned structures and includes plates of drawings and plans for churches that were built and some not built. In addition, Guarini discusses Desargue's projective geometry. "...it was this new geometry that supplied the scientific basis for Guarini's daring structures, particularly of domes." ( reference 4 ) Furthermore, he mentions the work of his contemporaries as well as periods of architectural history (Gothic) that he favors the most.

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Building Sindone Chapel Great Buildings Online Search Advanced Search Buildings ... ArchitectureWeek Architect Guarino Guarini Location Turin Italy Date 1667 to 1690 Building Type church Construction System masonry Climate mediterranean Context urban Style Baroque Notes crosshatching hexagonal ribs make high, airy dome. Images Available on The GBC CD-ROM Contributions appreciated Discussion Sindone Chapel Commentary "Santa Sindone in Turin, Guarini's most dramatic creation, is a Palatine chapel housing the precious relic of the Holy Shroud. Built between 1667 and 1690, it has an unusual triangular plan, clearly an allusion to the Trinity. The chapel is sheathed in black marble, over which plays the pure white light that floods through the multiple ribbing of the dome." "...Cappella SS. Sindone...is also crowned by an exceptional cupola of pointed profile. The complexity of its structure is mirrored in the three levels of the exterior...The view into the dome from below reveals a realm of soaring height and brilliant luminescence in which float kaleidoscopic images of circles, semicircles, and diminishing hexagons that cut across corners as they rise to the star-shaped base of the lantern." Resources Sources on Sindone Chapel Mitchell Beazley. The World Atlas of Architecture. New York: Portland House, 1988. ISBN 0-517-66875-0. p307.

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Guarino Guarini I primi progetti La nuova cupola Guarino Guarini Nel biennio 1660-1662, durante un soggiorno a Messina, progetta e realizza la chiesa della Santissima Annunziata, la Casa dei Teatini, la chiesa di San Filippo e la chiesa dei Padri Somaschi. Poco tempo dopo il ritorno a Modena viene inviato a Parigi per occuparsi della costruzione della chiesa di Sainte-Anne-la Royale. Nel 1666 viene chiamato a Torino dove rimane fino al 1681 come ingegnere e matematico di Carlo Emanuele di Savoia. Durante il lungo soggiorno torinese compie alcuni viaggi in Europa, a Praga e a Lisbona in particolare, in occasione di richieste di interventi. Muore a Milano nel 1683. sito realizzato dal e-mail: Ufficio Comunicazione

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