| 词条 | Sebastiano Guala |
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Sebastiano Guala was an Italian church architect active between 1640–1680 in the area of Casale Monferrato, then capital of the Gonzaga-ruled state of Montferrat. He was born into a prominent family of Frassinello Monferrato and became a canon of the Collegiata di Santa Maria di Piazza in Casale.[1] It has been thought probable[2] that he belonged to the same family as the Casalese painter Pier Francesco Guala (1698–1757). WorksChurches attributed to Guala include:
The chapel of San Bernardo, of unplastered brick and located in the open countryside.[4] The chiesa parocchiale dell’Assunta, rebuilt by Guala in 1650/60.
San Giuseppe in Via Lanza.[5] Santo Stefano (1653) in Piazza Santo Stefano.[6] San Filippo in Via Biblioteca.[7] Santa Maria sulle Mura (also Madonna di Pompei and La Madonnina) in Viale Morozzo, with a secondary entrance from Via Saletta, was built in 1675 to contain a fresco of the Madonna upon which ‘miraculous’ tears had been observed. The image, which also depicts the infant Jesus and Saint Evasio, was painted in 1615 by Selvino Bolognesi.[8]
The small church of Pozzo Sant’Evasio, near Casale, was built in 1666/1670 on the site of the miraculous fountain of Saint Evasio to commemorate a 1640 victory over the Spanish forces which were besieging Casale. The patron was Giovanni Domenico Polatto, president of the senate at Casale.[9] Notes and references1. ^See {{harvtxt|Cravino|2004}}. (Santa Maria di Piazza, demolished in the nineteenth century, stood in what is now the eastern part of Piazza Mazzini.) {{refbegin}}2. ^The kinship is suggested in {{harvtxt|Liceo Scientifico Palli|n.d.}}, pointing to the rarity of Guala as a family name in the baptismal records in Casale. 3. ^See {{harvtxt|Associazione Turistica Pro Loco|n.d.}} for photographs and short descriptions of the churches at Frassinello. 4. ^{{harvtxt|Cravino|2004}} has a photograph of the chapel near the foot of the page. 5. ^{{harvtxt|Cravino|2004}} 6. ^{{Harvnb|Amelotti|2003|p=18}}; {{Harvtxt|Mazza|2002|p=9}}. 7. ^{{Harvtxt|Amelotti|2003|p=19}}; {{harvtxt|Grignolio|2004|pp=143–146}}; {{Harvtxt|Mazza|2002|p=3}}. 8. ^{{harvtxt|Grignolio|1983|pp=318–9}}; {{harvtxt|Legambiente|n.d.}}. 9. ^See {{harvtxt|Grignolio|1983|pp=347–8}}; {{harvtxt|Comune di Livorno Ferraris|n.d.}}; and {{harvtxt|Cattedrale di Casale Monferrato|2006}}. References
|author = Cattedrale di Casale Monferrato |date = 2006-11-30 |title = Sant'Evasio, le Reliquie, la leggenda e la storia |url = http://www.cattedralecasale.org/capitoli/02storia/santevasio.html |deadurl = yes |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20070422230245/http://www.cattedralecasale.org/capitoli/02storia/santevasio.html |archivedate = 2007-04-22 |df = }}
|author=Comune di Livorno Ferraris |year=n.d. |title=Uomini Illustri |url=http://www.comune.livornoferraris.vc.it/viewdoc.asp?keypagina=493}}
| title = Casale Monferrato | publisher = Media editrice | location = Casale Monferrato}}
|contribution=Casale Monferrato|title=L’Italia del Cigno |url=http://www.italiadelcigno.it/piemonte/index2.htm}}
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