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- Q5767228 description "Italian architect".
- Q5767228 description "Italian architect".
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- Q5767228 abstract "Wawrzyniec Cezary Anichini (born Cesare Anighini; 1787 in Florence – January 31, 1861 in Raudondvaris) was an Italian architect, active mostly in what is now the Republic of Lithuania. Anichini arrived to the lands of the former Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth in 1812 as an engineer within Napoleon's Grande Armée. Following Napoleon's defeat in Russia he was captured as prisoner of war. Released by the Russians he settled in Vilna (modern Vilnius) together with yet another Italian expatriate, Franciszek Andriolli (a sculptor and father of Michał Elwiro Andriolli). With time he polonised his surname and signed most his projects as Cezary Anichini.Throughout most of his later life he served as an architect of the mighty Tyszkiewicz family. Among the most notable works are the reconstruction of Raudonė Castle, construction of churches in Raudondvaris (did not survive) and Biržai, and park of the Raudondvaris Castle.".
- Q5767228 alias "Cesare Anighini".
- Q5767228 birthDate "1787".
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- Q5767228 birthYear "1787".
- Q5767228 deathDate "1861-01-31".
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- Q5767228 alternativeNames "Cesare Anighini".
- Q5767228 dateOfBirth "1787".
- Q5767228 dateOfDeath "1861-01-31".
- Q5767228 name "Anichini, Cezary".
- Q5767228 placeOfBirth "Florence".
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- Q5767228 shortDescription "Italian architect".
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- Q5767228 comment "Wawrzyniec Cezary Anichini (born Cesare Anighini; 1787 in Florence – January 31, 1861 in Raudondvaris) was an Italian architect, active mostly in what is now the Republic of Lithuania. Anichini arrived to the lands of the former Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth in 1812 as an engineer within Napoleon's Grande Armée. Following Napoleon's defeat in Russia he was captured as prisoner of war.".
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- Q5767228 givenName "Cezary".
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