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28: 481: 462: 500: 285:), becoming the official court architect and agreed to draw up plans for the Russian Embassy in Constantinople. He recruited his brother-in-law, Alessandro Rusca, and his own 17 year old brother, Giuseppe Fossati. He set sail from Odessa, arriving in Constantinople on 20 March 1837. The Fossati brothers' time in Constantinople would mark the beginning of a very productiver period, and Gaspare would enjoy a distinguished career there. 339:. They completed the restoration in two years, utilizing more than eight hundred workers. They were able to document a larger number of Byzantine mosaics whose precise location within the Hagia Sophia today have not been fully documented since many were either painted over or destroyed often without recording their original location. The drawings of the Hagia Sophia mosaics are kept in the Cantonal Archive of Ticino. Sultan 266:. During his period at the Academy, Gaspare won many prizes. Between 1829 and 1831, Gaspare produced many lithographs of Rome, and produced a catalogue for Leon XII. In around 1833, Gaspare began working for the architectural team of 366:
in 1854. They built the Spanish (1854) and Iranian (1856) embassies in Istanbul and the Ottoman University, adjacent to the Hagia Sophia. In addition, they built three Italian theaters. One of them was the
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In 1858, the Fossati brothers returned to Switzerland. They built their homes in Morcote in the Turkish style. They are buried in Morcote.
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allowed the brothers to also document any mosaics they might discover during this process which were later archived in Swiss libraries.
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family with mentions in the historical record going back to the 14th century. Gaspare is most noted for his renovation of the
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in 1858, the Fossati brothers built his mausoleum in the corner of the graveyard in the
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region. Their ancestors included architects, artists and engineers.
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for the Ottoman Administration. They were appointed to renovate
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Between 1841 and 1843, the Fossati brothers built the brick
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was built by Giuseppe Fossati in 1855. Upon the death of
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Ottoman Ministry of General Education (1865), now the
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architects. They completed more than 50 projects in
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Ayasofya Mosque
Louis Haghe
Ticino
Brera Academy
Milan
Orientalist
Ticino
Brera Academy
Milan
Orientalist
Swiss
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
Tanzimat
Morcote
Ticinese
Hagia Sophia
Constantinople
Ticino
Morcote
Ticino
Venice
Brera Academy
Milan
Luigi Rusca
Saint Petersburg
Constantinople
Istanbul
Bab-ı Seraskeri

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