The most remarkable of all north Italian architects was , a man who took the vows of the Theatine order and taught philosophy, theology, and mathematics in Modena, Messina, and Paris.

Guarino Guarini

Explanation:

Camillo-Guarino Guarini was born on January 17th in 17th century, 1624 year and he was Italian architect who was also later known as priest, mathematician, philosopher and more. He was teaching those subjects in towns such as Modena(where he was born), Messina and Paris.

One of his works are Church of the Somascian Order, Sainte Anne le Royale, Santa Maria della Divina Providenca, Fascade of Santissima Annuziata and adjacent Theatine palace and more.

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