Matteo Pertsch (1769-1834) was an Austrian architect who was prominent in the Austro-Hungarian Empire, particularly in Trieste. He was known for his embrace of Neoclassicism, favoring straightforward, classical-antique forms, and domed, temple-like buildings.
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Matteo Pertsch (1769-1834) was an Austrian architect who was prominent in the Austro-Hungarian Empire, particularly in Trieste. He was known for his embrace of Neoclassicism, favoring straightforward, classical-antique forms, and domed, temple-like buildings. With Pietro Nobile and Antonio Mollari, Pertsch created and led Trieste's early 19th-century development, and their plans and influence, and many of their structures, remain.
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