Part 34 (1/2)
6.
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*M. Andrea degli Argani da
From the Campione school at
Modena
Modena; was architect to the
Duke of Milan. Called to
to Milan in 1387 as counsel.
7.
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*M. Lazaro da Campione
8.
”
*M. Rolando or Orlando
9.
”
*M. Zambono (Giovanni Buono
Descendant of Zambono, who
da Bissone)
was C.M. at Padua 1264, and
at Parma 1280.
10.
”
*M. Fontana da Campione
Probably an ancestor of Giov.
Fontana, the master of
Palladio; and of Matteo
Fontana, architect of Belluno
cathedral in 1517.
11.
”
*M. Cressino da Campione
12.
”
*M. Giovanni da Azzo
13.
”
*M. Giovanni da Trnzano
14.
*M. Martino da Arogno
15.
*M. Ruggero } da Marogia:
} brothers.
16.
*M. Giorgio }
17.
*M. Alberto }
All Lombards who worked
}
under Giovanni da Bissone 18.
*M. Airolo }
(No. 9); the latter was his
}
son.
19.
*M. Giovannino da Bissone }
20.
1387
Magister }
Antonio } di Guido,
} brothers
21.
M. Giovanni }
22.
M. Adamo
23.
M. Giovanni di Furno
24.
M. Adriolo da Campione
25.
M. Guglielmo di Marco
Son of Marco da Frixone,
architect at Crema; called to
Milan as expert, Oct. 1387.
26.
M. Leonardo Zepo }
Two Masters deputed to take
}
note of Magister Andrea's 27.
M. Simone da Cavagnera }
suggestion, Oct. 1387.
28.
1388
*M. Ambrogio Pongione }
Gave his vote at a meeting
}
of the lodge on March 20,
}
1388.
}
29.
*M. Bonino da Campione }
Voted at the same meeting.
}
Had been sculptor of the
}
Scaliger tomb at Verona in
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1375.
}
30.
*M. Gasparo da Birago }
A famous iron-worker.
}
Magister of the lodge.
31.
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*Magister Ambrogio da }
Melzo }
}
32.
*M. Pietro da Desio }
}
All these * voted with the 33.
*M. Filippo Orino }
chief architect Simone at the
}
same meeting, March 20, 1388.
34.
*M. Ridolfo di Cinisello }
}
35.
*M. Antonio da Trnzano }
(son of Giovanni da }
Trnzano) }
36.
1390
M. Niccola del Bonaventura
Made a design for the
windows of the choir at
Milan: not accepted:
discharged from the lodge
on July 21, 1390.
37.
1391
M. Giovanni da Campione
Sometimes called John from
Fernach. He brought 100
stone-carvers into the
_laborerium_ in 1391.
38.
1399
M. Antonio A. Padern
{ Two rising Masters in 1399,
{ who fought the great 39.
”
M. Marco da Carona
{ dispute with the French
{ architects.
40.
”
M. Lorenzo degli Spazi, di
Brought 188 stone-carvers
Val d'Intelvi
with him to Milan. He was in
1396 C.M. at Como, and
probably went to Milan with
all his workmen, when the
works there were suspended
on Gian Galeazzo's death.
41.
1400
M. Jacopo da Tradate
In 1400 he was chief
sculptor.
42.
”
M. Samuele, his son
Sculptured his father's tomb
in 1402.
43.
1400
M. Bertollo da Campione }
}
44.
M. Giorgio de Sollario }
(Solari) }
}
45.
M. Guglielmo di Giorgio }
(his son) }
}
46.
1410 {
M. Giovanni de Solari }
_Magistri_ working under
to {
}
Jacopo da Tradate at the 47.
1440 {
M. Giovanni di Reghezio }
sculptures for Milan
}
cathedral.
48.
M. Jacopo da Lanzo }
}
49.
M. Michele di Benedetto da }
Campione }
}
50.
M. Francesco Solari }
}
51.
M. Giovanni da Cairate }
52.
{
*M. Cristoforo da Chiona
All these marked * were
1420 {
master architects, each 53.
to {