Baldassare PeruzziItalien, 1481–1536Jugendlicher Kopf mit wirrem Haar
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Imens i livet hos Baldassare Peruzzi
Hele livet1503–1527 · Virkested
Rome
1520
After Raphael's death: Sant'Eligio and St Peter's
After Raphael's death he takes his place on the building of the church of Sant'Eligio degli Orefici. Together with Antonio da Sangallo the Younger he also leads the continuing construction of St Peter's.
1521–1523 · Virkested
Bologna
1527
The Sack of Rome: captured by the Spaniards and ransomed
During the terrible Sack of Rome in 1527 he is taken prisoner by the Spaniards but, after paying a ransom, wins his freedom.
1527–1535
Architect to the Republic of Siena
After buying his freedom he returns to his native Siena and serves as architect to the Republic: he builds new fortifications for the city and designs, though does not build, a remarkable dam on the Bruna River near Giuncarico.
6 January 1536
Death in Rome
According to Vasari, he dies in extreme poverty, with a large family to support, and may have been poisoned by professional rivals. He is probably buried in the Pantheon, near Raphael; his monument stands in the church of Santa Maria sopra Minerva. His son Giovanni Sallustio became an architect too, and Onorio, who learned painting from his father, became a Dominican priest.
