guarino guarini ne demek?

Camillo Guarino Guarini (17 Ocak 1624–6 Mart 1683), hayatının büyük bölümünü geçirdiği Torino'nun yanı sıra Sicilya, Fransa ve Portekiz'deki eserleriyle ünlü İtalyan mimar,¹² rahip, matematikçi ve ilahiyatçı.³ Gotik mimariye hayranlığıyla tanınan Guarino'nin Torino'daki San Lorenzo (1668–87), 17. yüzyılın en iyi İtalyan saraylarından biri olarak kabul edilen Palazzo Carignano (1679-85) ve Lizbon'daki⁴ Santa Maria della Divina Providenza, özellikle Orta Avrupa ve Kuzey İtalya'daki Barok mimarları için önemli bir etkiye sahipti.⁵⁶

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