Category:Palazzo di Brera (Milan)

**Palazzo Brera**
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Instance of	architectural structure; palazzo;
Location	Milan, Metropolitan City of Milan, Lombardy, Italy
Street address	Via Brera, 28;
Architectural style	Mannerist architecture;
Architect	Francesco Maria Richini; Gualtiero Galmanini (1943–); Piero Portaluppi (1943–);
Commissioned by	Society of Jesus;
Occupant	Pinacoteca di Brera; Brera Academy;
Heritage designation	Italian national heritage;
Inception	18th century (before 1760, after 1651);
Sponsor	Bernocchi (1943–);
	45° 28′ 19.43″ N, 9° 11′ 17.28″ E
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	Q21748501; VIAF ID: 126860232; GND ID: 7639748-8; Library of Congress authority ID: n2002011805; J9U ID: 987007469757005171
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Description

Italiano: Il manieristico e barocco Palazzo di Brera a Milano, già sede delle scuole dei gesuiti, ospita le seguente istituzioni:

English: The mannerist and baroque-style Palace of Brera in Milan, formely a Jesuit college, houses the:

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