Filippo Martinucci (died 1862) was an

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. He was the son of Vincenzo Martinucci. His son, also Vincenzo, was also an architect who collaborated with his father on several projects. Among his works in

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were the Palace of S. Felice in the Via Dataria, the renovation of the Chapel of S. Sebastiano in

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finished by his son according to plans by Filippo Martinucci (1869), The Inner Staicase of the

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(1860), and the Chapel of S. Paul of the Cross in the Basilica of Saints John and Paul (1857), finished by his son, Vincenzo.

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* 19th-century Italian architects 1862 deaths {{Italy-bio-stub