Mannerist churches

English: This page features media of churches that are built in the style of Mannerism. Mannerism emerged in European art and architecture in the later years of the Italian High Renaissance around 1520, spreading by about 1530 and lasting until about the end of the 16th century in Italy; Northern Mannerism continued into the early 17th century. It was preceded by High Renaissance style and followed by Baroque style.
Be aware that during the long course of their existence many of these buildings underwent extended alterations and/or additions in order to implement new architectural styles. Therefore, some of the churches on this page may not be examples of pure Mannerist style.
Productive mannerist architects are marked with an asterisk (*).

Italy

San Carlo al Lazzaretto, Milano (1488–1884)

Filarete, Pellegrino Tibaldi*

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Santa Maria dell'Orto, Rome (1489–1567)

Giacomo Barozzi da Vignola* or Martino Longhi the Elder* (facade), Guidetto Guidetti

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Santa Maria dei Miracoli, Milan (1493–late 16th century)

Gian Giacomo Dolcebuono, Giovanni Battagio

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Santa Maria della Passione (1496–late 16th century)

Giovanni Antonio Amadeo, Giovanni Battagio, Cristoforo Lombardo, Martino Bassi, Giuseppe Rusnati (Baroque facade)

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Beata Vergine dei Miracoli, Saronno (1498–1505)

Giovanni Antonio Amadeo, Vincenzo Seregni*, Pellegrino Tibaldi*

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San Vittore, Varese (early 16th century–18th century)

Pellegrino Pellegrini (nave), Leopoldo Pollack (Classicist facade)

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Santa Maria di Loreto, Rome (1507–1585)

Antonio da Sangallo the Younger

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Basilica Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta, Padova (1522–1754)

Michelangelo Buonarroti*, Girolamo Frigimelica (18th century)

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Santuario della Madonna di Mongiovino, Tavernelle (1524–1728)

Rocco di Tommaso da Vicenza

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Cattedrale di Sant'Ambrogio, Vigevano (1532–1606)

Antonio da Lonate*

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San Vittore al Corpo, Milan (1533–1568)

Vincenzo Seregni*, Pellegrino Tibaldi*

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Santa Maria delle Vergini, Macerata (mid 16th century–1573)

Galasso Alghisi

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Chiesa del Carmine, Barcellona Pozzo di Gotto (16th century–1583)

Architect unknown

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Madonnina in Prato, Varese (16th–18th century)

Giovanni Antonio Speroni (bell tower)

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Sant'Angelo, Milan (1552–1630)

Domenico Giunti; the facade is late-Mannerist and early-Baroque

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Santi Barnaba e Paolo, Milan (1558–1568)

Galeazzo Alessi*

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Santa Caterina dei Funari, Rome (1560–1564)

Guidetto Guidetti, Giacomo Barozzi da Vignola*, Ottavio Mascherino

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San Cristoforo, Lodi (1563–?)

Pellegrino Tibaldi*

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Church of the Gesù, Rome (1568–1584)

Giacomo Barozzi da Vignola*, Giacomo della Porta; facade is Early Baroque

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San Fedele, Milan (1569–1579)

Pellegrino Tibaldi*

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Santa Maria degli Angeli, Assisi (1569–1679)

Galeazzo Alessi*, Giacomo Barozzi da Vignola*

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Cattedrale metropolitana di Sant'Eusebio, Vercelli (1570–1763)

Pellegrino Tibaldi*, Benedetto Alfieri (1757–1763), Luigi Barberis (1757–1763), Giuseppe Locarni (19th century)

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Santa Maria della Vittoria, San Vito dei Normanni (1571 or later–1595)

Architect unknown; interior is partially Baroque

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San Raffaele, Milan (1575–1582)

Pellegrino Tibaldi*, Galeazzo Alessi*, Paolo Cesa Bianchi (1890)

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San Sebastiano, Milan (1576–1616)

Pellegrino Tibaldi*, Pietro Antonio Barca, Fabio Mangone (additions in 1616–1617)

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San Gaudenzio, Novara (1577–1887)

Pellegrino Tibaldi* (basilica), Benedetto Alfieri (campanile), Alessandro Antonelli (cupola)

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Santa Maria Scala Coeli, Rome (1582–1584)

Giacomo Barozzi da Vignola*

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Sant'Antonio Abate, Milan (1582–1832)

Francesco Maria Richini (modifications in 1630), Giuseppe Tazzini (Neoclassical facade)

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Monte dei Cappuccini, Turin (1583–1656)

Ascanio Vittozzi, Giacomo Soldati, Ludovico Vanello

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San Girolamo dei Croati, Rome (1585–1587)

Martino Longhi the Elder*

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San Luca, Pavia (1586–1609)

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San Benedetto, Fabriano (1590–1605)

Lorenzo Rinalducci

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Santi Cosma e Damiano, Ozieri (1593–?)

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Natività di Maria Santissima, Vicoforte (1596–1884)

Ascanio Vittozzi, Francesco Gallo

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Santa Maria della Fontenuova, Monsummano Terme (1602–1605)

Gherardo Mechini

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Chiesa dei Cappuccini, Fontevivo (1605–1609)

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Portugal

Sé de Viseu (1289–17th century)

João de Castilho (early 16th century); multiple styles (Romanesque, Gothic, Mannerism, Baroque)

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Sé de Leiria (1550–1574)

Afonso Álvares

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Concatedral de Miranda do Douro (1552–1566)

Goncalo de Torralva, Miguel de Arruda

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Sé Catedral de Portalegre (1556–1575)

Afonso Alvares

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Church of Santa Cruz, Viana do Castelo (1560)

Julião Romero

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Santa Maria da Graça, Setúbal (1565–1570)

Antonio Rodrigues

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Sé Catedral de Angra do Heroísmo, Terceira (1570–1618)

Luís Gonçalves Cotta, João de Carvalho

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Sé Catedral de São Tiago Maior, Beja (around 1590)

Jorge Rodriguez; this church is partially Baroque

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São Bento da Vitória, Porto (1598–1707)

Diogo Marques Lucas

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Catedral de São Paulo, Lisbon (1606–1611)

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Igreja do Colégio, Funchal, Madeira (1624–1647)

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Church of São Miguel, Lisbon (1673–1720)

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Sé de Santarém (?–1711)

Mateus do Couto

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France

Oratoire Saint-Jean-Baptiste, Ajaccio (1565)

Architect unknown

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Cathédrale Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption, Ajaccio (1577–1593)

Giacomo Della Porta

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Malta

Saint John's Co-Cathedral, Valletta (1572–1577)

Girolamo Cassar*, Mattia Preti (Baroque interior, 17th century)

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Saint Andrew's Church, Luqa (1634–1635)

Giulju Muscat (main) and Andrea Micallef (copula and extensions); interior is Baroque

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Germany

Saint Michael, München (1585–1597)

Friedrich Sustris, Wendel Dietrich

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Saints Nantovinus and Laurentius, Wolfratshausen (1605–1620)

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Village church Osterwohle (around 1610)

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St. Michael's Church, Aachen (1628)

Christoph Wamser, Peter Friedrich Peters (additions to the facade)

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City parish church Mariä Himmelfahrt, Weilheim (1624–1628)

Hans Krumpper

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Spain

Catedral de Santa Cruz, Cádiz (1597–1602)

Cristóbal de Rojas; partially Baroque

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San Buenaventura, Sevilla (1622–1626)

Diego López Bueno

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Poland

Basilica of Our Lady of the Angels, Kalwaria Zebrzydowska (1603–1609)

Jan Maria Bernardoni, Paul Baudartha

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Our Lady of Graces/Jesuit Church, Warsaw (1609–1626)

Jan Frankiewicz; destroyed in World War II, later rebuilt in a simplified architectural style

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Saints Catherine and Florian Church, Gołąb (1626–1634)

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Ukraine

Saint Lawrence's Church, Zhovkva (1606–1618)

Paolo the Lucky, Paolo of Rome, Ambrozy Przychylny

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Brazil

Cathedral Basilica of Salvador, Bahia (1657–1672)

Francisco Dias

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São Luís do Maranhão Cathedral, São Luís (1690–1699)

João Felipe Bettendorf

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Santo Alexandre, Belém do Pará (1698–1719)

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São Francisco, Salvador (1708–1797)

Francisco Pinheiro?

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Cathedral Basilica of Our Lady of Assumption, Mariana (1711–1761)

Jacinto Barbosa Lopes, António Coelho Fonseca

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Czech Republic

Church of the Holy Spirit, Jihlava (1661)

Architect unknown; first built in 1559, later restored in the Mannerist style

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