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Title: St James Church – Carapecchia's first commission in Malta – and the Municipal Palace, Valletta
Authors: Pisani, Moira
Keywords: Art, Baroque
Church of St. James the Greater (Valletta, Malta)
Carapecchia, Romano, 1668-1738
Architecture, Baroque -- Malta -- Valletta
Architecture, Baroque -- Malta -- History -- 17th century
Banca Giuratale (Valletta, Malta)
Issue Date: 2002
Publisher: University of Malta. International Institute for Baroque Studies
Citation: Pisani, M. (2002, December). St James Church - Carapecchia's first commission in Malta - and the Municipal Palace, Valletta. Baroque Routes Newsletter, 4, 13-15.
Abstract: The Church of St. James in Merchants Streets, Valletta, once belonged to the Langue of Castille. A marble inscription in the sacristy states that it was first built in 1612, mainly at the expense of the Grand Chancellor Fra Pietro Gonzales de Mendoza. Chevalier Francesco Antella’s drawing of Valletta which appears in Giacomo Bosio’s Istoria della Sacra Religione di S. Giovanni Gerosolimitano shows that a church dedicated to St.James already existed on the same site before that date.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/40112
Appears in Collections:Baroque Routes Newsletter, No.04, 2002



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