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Matteo Civitali (1436–1501) was an Italian Renaissance sculptor and architect, painter and engineer from Lucca. He was a leading artistic personality of the Early Renaissance in Lucca, where he was born and where most of his work remains.

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rdfs:label	Matteo Civitali (cs) Matteo Civitali (de) Matteo Civitali (es) Matteo Civitali (it) Matteo Civitali (en) Matteo Civitali (pt) Чивитали, Маттео (ru) Matteo Civitali (sv)
rdfs:comment	Matteo Civitali (5. května 1436, Lucca – 12. října 1501, Lucca) byl italský sochař, architekt a malíř, vůdčí umělecká osobnost rané renesance v Lucce. Vyučil se ve Florencii, kde byl jeho styl ovlivněn a . (cs) Matteo Civitali (* 5. Mai 1436 in Lucca; † 12. Oktober 1501 ebenda) war ein italienischer Bildhauer und Maler der Renaissance. (de) Matteo Civitali (Lucca, 1436 - Lucca, 1502) fue un escultor italiano del siglo XV, al igual que muchos artistas de su época, fue también arquitecto e ingeniero. (es) Matteo Civitali (1436–1501) was an Italian Renaissance sculptor and architect, painter and engineer from Lucca. He was a leading artistic personality of the Early Renaissance in Lucca, where he was born and where most of his work remains. (en) Matteo Civitali (Lucca, 1436 – Lucca, 1502) è stato uno scultore italiano del XV secolo; come molti artisti del suo tempo, fu anche architetto ed ingegnere. (it) Matteo Civitali (Lucca, 1436 - 1502), foi um escultor e arquiteto da Itália. Foi a principal figura da escola renascentista de Lucca. Só começou a se dedicar à escultura após os 40 anos, tendo sido antes um barbeiro-cirurgião. Estudou em Florença com Antonio Rossellino e Mino da Fiesole. Suas principais obras estão na Catedral de Lucca, incluindo o Altar de São Romano, a Tumba de Pietro Noceto, um São Sebastião e o "tempietto", construído em 1484 para receber a Santa Face de Lucca. Também fez esculturas de Adão, Eva, Abraão e vários santos para a Catedral de Gênova. (pt) Matteo Civitali, född 1436 i Lucca, död 1501 i Lucca, var en italiensk skulptör. Matteo Civitali var verksam i Lucca, vars dom han smyckade med flera altarverk, gravmonument, med mera. Han arbetade även i andra av Luccas kyrkor samt i domen i Genua. Han var även verksam som arkitekt och ingenjör. (sv) Маттео Чивитали (итал. Маттео Civitali, 1436—1501) — один из лучших скульпторов тосканской школы XV столетия. Родился в Лукке. Был учеником, по всей вероятности, Дезидерио да Сатиньяно. По мнению авторов ЭСБЕ, отличался в своих произведениях красотой, строгой обработкой форм и элегантностью исполнения. Большинство его произведений находятся в месте рождения художника, городе Лукке: Из произведений Чивитали вне города Лукки примечательны: (ru)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	San Michele in Foro, Lucca Italian Renaissance architects Italian Renaissance sculptors Antonio Rossellino Uffizi Vasari Architects from Lucca Nicolao Civitali Genoa Cathedral Lucca Catholic sculptors 1502 deaths 15th-century Italian architects 1436 births Florence Di Biagio Baldassarre del Firenze Mino da Fiesole Jacopo della Quercia Italian male sculptors 15th-century Italian sculptors Holy Face of Lucca Artists from Lucca Italian Renaissance sculptor Duomo di San Martino Early Renaissance dbr:San_Mhttps://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:San_Michele,_Antraccoli,_Lucca.jpgichele_di_Antraccoli
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