RENAISSANCE ARCHITECTURE
Arnolfo di Cambio: Original Plan for S. Maria del Fiore,
Florence, with Gothic cupola; Florence Cathedral Today; Plan; Toker Excavation; Plan today; interior view; interior; capitals
Filippo Brunelleschi (1377-1446): Dome (cupola) for
Cathedral of S. Maria del Fiore, Florence, 1420-36: exterior; cutaway
diagram
Brunelleschi: Pazzi Chapel at S. Croce, Florence, 1429-61:
exterior; interior
Brunelleschi: S. Spirito, Florence, designed 1434,
begun 1444 to the 1470s: hypothetical reconstruction of original project;
hypothetical reconstruction of modular units in original plan; side aisle
Leonbattista Alberti: Ten Books on Architecture, ca. 1450, published
1470s
Alberti: S. Andrea, Mantua, 1472--18th century:
plan; exterior; interior; detail side chapels
Filarete's treatise on architecture, ca. 1462 (unpublished until
modern times): buildings for the ideal city of Sforzinda
Leonardo da Vinci: Architectural sketchbooks from
Milan, 1480s and 1490s: detail, represention of a church interior in antiperspectival
rendering
Donato Bramante: S. Maria presso S. Satiro, Milan,
c. 1485
Bramante: Tempietto of S. Pietro in Montorio, Rome,
1502++: reconstructed plan and section as intended to be built
Donato Bramante and others: New St. Peter's, Rome,
founded 1506: fragment of proposed plan; reconstruction of proposed plan;
views of construction underway
Bramante: Belvedere Palace, the Vatican, 1505: exterior view
Raphael: School of Athens , fresco in papal apartments, the Vatican,
1509
Michelangelo Buonarotti (1475-1564): substitute plan for
St. Peter's, 1546, built through 1590: plan (compare Antonio Sangallo's
proposed substitute plan); exterior view, interior views, as modified after
Michelangelo
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