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- João_Frederico_Ludovice abstract "Johann Friedrich Ludwig (1673–1752), known in Portugal as João Frederico Ludovice, was a German born architect and goldsmith. Ludovice was born in Hohenhart. In 1698 he went to Italy, where he married and converted to Catholicism, changing his name to Ludovici. He worked in the altars of the Church of Saint Ignatius of Jesus and received the influences of masters as Carlo Fontana and Andrea Pozzo. The Jesuits admired his work and talent, inviting him to work in Portugal. There he became famous by the project for the Mafra National Palace (1717–1731) for the Portuguese king João V, among many other monuments, including churches and the tower of the University of Coimbra. He latter adopted Portuguese citizenship. He died in 1752.".
- João_Frederico_Ludovice birthDate "1673".
- João_Frederico_Ludovice deathDate "1752".
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- João_Frederico_Ludovice dateOfBirth "1673".
- João_Frederico_Ludovice dateOfDeath "1752".
- João_Frederico_Ludovice name "Ludovice, Joao Frederico".
- João_Frederico_Ludovice shortDescription "German architect and goldsmith".
- João_Frederico_Ludovice description "German architect and goldsmith".
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- João_Frederico_Ludovice subject Category:German_Roman_Catholics.
- João_Frederico_Ludovice subject Category:German_architects.
- João_Frederico_Ludovice subject Category:German_goldsmiths.
- João_Frederico_Ludovice subject Category:Portuguese_Roman_Catholics.
- João_Frederico_Ludovice subject Category:Portuguese_architects.
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- João_Frederico_Ludovice comment "Johann Friedrich Ludwig (1673–1752), known in Portugal as João Frederico Ludovice, was a German born architect and goldsmith. Ludovice was born in Hohenhart. In 1698 he went to Italy, where he married and converted to Catholicism, changing his name to Ludovici. He worked in the altars of the Church of Saint Ignatius of Jesus and received the influences of masters as Carlo Fontana and Andrea Pozzo. The Jesuits admired his work and talent, inviting him to work in Portugal.".
- João_Frederico_Ludovice label "Johann Friederich Ludwig".
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- João_Frederico_Ludovice label "Людовиче, Жоан Фредерико".
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- João_Frederico_Ludovice depiction João_Frederico_Ludovice.JPG.
- João_Frederico_Ludovice givenName "Joao Frederico".
- João_Frederico_Ludovice name "Joao Frederico Ludovice".
- João_Frederico_Ludovice surname "Ludovice".