Grave of Bianconi

Summary

Grave of Bianconi is a sepulchral monument^[1].

Key Facts

• Grave of Bianconi is the creator of Vincenzo Armani^[2].
• Grave of Bianconi is the creator of Gaetano Caponeri^[3].
• Grave of Bianconi is located in Bologna^[4].
• Grave of Bianconi is in the country of Italy^[5].
• Grave of Bianconi's image is recorded as Certosa di Bologna - monumento a Carlo Bianconi.jpg^[6].
• Grave of Bianconi's instance of is recorded as sepulchral monument^[7].
• Grave of Bianconi's instance of is recorded as tomb^[8].
• Carlo Bianconi is named after Grave of Bianconi^[9].
• Bianconi is named after Grave of Bianconi^[10].
• Grave of Bianconi's depicts is recorded as allegory^[11].
• Grave of Bianconi's depicts is recorded as woman^[12].
• Grave of Bianconi's depicts is recorded as amphora^[13].
• Grave of Bianconi's depicts is recorded as laurel wreath^[14].
• Grave of Bianconi's depicts is recorded as Carlo Bianconi^[15].
• Grave of Bianconi's collection is recorded as Certosa di Bologna^[16].
• Grave of Bianconi's location is recorded as Certosa di Bologna^[17].
• Grave of Bianconi's Commons category is recorded as Grave of Bianconi (Certosa, Cloister III)^[18].
• Grave of Bianconi's commemorates is recorded as Carlo Bianconi^[19].
• +1802-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Grave of Bianconi^[20].
• Grave of Bianconi's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 44.496436, 'longitude': 11.308555, 'precision': 1e-06}^[21].
• Grave of Bianconi's burial plot reference is recorded as Chiostro III, braccio di mezzogiorno^[22].
• Grave of Bianconi's burial plot reference is recorded as Chiostro Terzo, arco 10^[23].
• Grave of Bianconi's burial plot reference is recorded as Chiostro III, portico sud, arco 10^[24].
• Grave of Bianconi's state of conservation is recorded as damaged^[25].
• Grave of Bianconi's Storiaememoriadibologna.it ID is recorded as monumento-di-carlo-bianconi-94-opera^[26].

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Works and Contributions

Created works include Vincenzo Armani^[2], a painter^[27], 1750–1825^[28] and Gaetano Caponeri^[3], a painter^[29], 1761–1833^[30].