Emperor Ferdinand´s II Mausoleum
Burial Place of Emperor Ferdinand II and his family

1608: red marble sarcophagus
1614: start of the complex´s building on the site of a former cemetery chapel
after 1619/20: addition of the façade´s two segment gables
1622–37: roofing work
1635–36: building of the tower
about 1635/36: statues on the roof
1640: stucco work and altar consecration in the crypt
beginning in 1687: interior church and burial chapel
from 1654: repair work
1688–89: reconditioning and restoration (seventy-four years after start of construction and after a construction pause of over forty years), stucco work in the church, ceiling frescoes in the church and in the burial chapel
beginning in 1689: stucco work in the burial chapel
1694: stucco work in the crypt replaced
1695–96: stucco figures in the burial chapel´s niches
1697–99: sculptures on the altars in the church
1714: consecration of the church and of six altars
1768–69: Holy Sepulchre, Early and high Baroque

Graz, Styria, Austria

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Rein Abbey
Rein Abbey Church and Monastery

1129: foundation
1140: consecration of the Roman basilica
1481–1515: structural changes
beginning of the 17th century: new cloister
1628–32: new convent building
1650: replacing the Medieval tower above the Southern part of the church with an early baroque one
1682: stucco decoration in the Old Sacristy (winter chapel)
from the year 1720 on: renovation of the Eastern part of the building complex and construction North wing
1739–47: church building and baroquization
1740: fresco paintings in the Homage Hall
1742–47: church´s East façade
1743: statues on the church´s East façade and in the church
around 1753: library and fresco paintings on the ceiling
1766: fresco paintings on the walls and on the ceiling in the church
1768: high altar
1772: organ
1779: painting on the high altar
1782: the tower on the church gets it new baroque shape, Baroque and Rococo

Rein, district Gratwein-Strassengel , Styria, Austria

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Szombathely Cathedral

1791–1814

Szombathely, Nyugat-Magyarország / West Hungary, Hungary

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Rimanóczy Mansion

1739

Zsira-Gyüleviz, Nyugat-Magyarország / West Hungary, Hungary

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Church of St. Francis, Oporto

13th–14th centuries (architecture); 17th–18th centuries (gilded carved decoration)

Parish of St. Nicolau, Oporto, Porto, Portugal, 1200, 1700

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Minorite Church of Saints John and Loreto, Brno

1239; 1256; 1722; 1725; 1729–1733; 1760

Brno, Moravia, Czech Republic, 1212, 1791

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Gmunden Parish Church

1270: first documentary mention
First half of the 14th century: construction of church
Second half of the 17th century: start of baroquisation (exterior and interior)
First third of the 17th century: Holy Virgin statue
17th century: baptismal font
1678: Epiphany statues
1679: high altar (modified about 1860)
1685: Anna altar
About 1690: St Elizabeth and St Zachariah statues
End 17th century: St Barbara and St Margaretha statues
1713–18: construction of tower
1723: entrance hall
First half of 18th century: St Peter and St Paul statues, Gothic and Baroque (various eras)

Gmunden, the district Gmunden´s capital, Upper Austria, Austria, 1300, 1400

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Santa Maria di Galliera

In the fourteenth-century the first church dedicated to the Holy Spirit was built on this site, in the seventeenth-century the church was remodelled in the present form by Giovanni Battista Torri

Bologna, Emilia-Romagna, Italy, 1302, 1798

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St. John the Baptist

First construction 1372; rebuilt by Carlo Francesco Dotti between 1733-1737

Minerbio, Bologna, Emilia-Romagna, Italy, 1309, 1787

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Telč

1375–1800

Telč, Moravia, Czech Republic, 1346, 1848

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Carthusian Monastery and the Church of The Holy Trinity, Brno-Královo Pole

1375; 1760–1777

Brno, Moravia, Czech Republic, 1348, 1814

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Sanctuary of Our Lady of Cape Espichel

Between the 15th and 18th centuries

Parish of Sesimbra, Castelo, Setúbal, Portugal, 1400, 1700

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Bom Jesus de Braga Sanctuary

Founded in the 15th century; Baroque works carried out 1723–1811

Braga, Braga, Portugal, 1400, 1900

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Chapel of the Rosary, basilica di San Domenico, Bologna

1460–1737

Bologna, Emilia-Romagna, Italy, 1452, 1787

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Church and Convent of Jesus

1460/18th century

Aveiro, Aveiro, Portugal, 1460, 1807

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Church of the Elevation of the Cross, Doubravník

1535–1537; 1679; 1786

Doubravník, Moravia, Czech Republic, 1478, 1814

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Palazzo Marescotti Brazzetti

1508–1574; 1680–1687

Bologna, Emilia-Romagna, Italy, 1485, 1707

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Church and Convent of Madre de Deus

1509–1589

Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal, 1487, 1668

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Palazzo Fantuzzi

1517–1680; 1678–1684 (frescos and ballroom decorations)

Bologna, Emilia-Romagna, Italy, 1492, 1707

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Chapel of Bones in the Old Convent of St. Francis, Évora

Basic structure: around 1515; decoration: 17th–18th century

Évora, Évora, Portugal, 1494, 1769

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