Tower of the Vacca, Piazza Della Signoria, Florence, Italy

Patterns & Motifs - Italy - line art Detail in the Palace of the Piazza Navona

Architecture - Italy - line art Detail Renaissance A capital from the Palazzo Lante, Piazza Della Caprettari.

Architecture - Italy - line art Detail Renaissance A section through a courtyard fountain in the Palazzo Lante, Piazza Della Caprettari.

Architecture - Italy - line art Perspective Illustration Baroque/Renaissance Interior of the Palazzo Doria on the Piazza Del Collegio Romano attributed to Lorenzo Bernini (1598-1680). The architect and artist was the natural successor to Michelangelo. H

Architecture - Italy - line art (ww3) Perspective Illustration Renaissance View from the courtyard, towards the entrance of the Palazzo Di Monte Citorio, also known as the Curia Innocentiana in Rome. The Renaissance -- the revival of arts and literature

Architecture - Italy - line art (pp3) Section Mannerist/Renaissance Detail from a Palazzo on the Piazza Navona by Giacomo da Vignola, also known as Giacomo Barozzi (1507-1573). The architect was a leading proponent of the mannerist style and many of his

Architecture - Italy - line art (r3) Perspective Illustration Renaissance A house on the Piazza Borghese at Rome. The Renaissance -- the revival of arts and literature under the influence of classical (Greek & Roman) models in the 14th - 16th centuries.

Architecture - Italy - line art Detail Renaissance Capitals from pilasters in the Palazzo Lante, Piazza Della Caprettari. A pilaster is a rectangular, decorative column that projects beyond the surface of the wall. Generally it serves no structural purp

Architecture - Italy - line art (pp3) Elevation Mannerist/Renaissance A Palazzo on the Piazza Navona by Giacomo da Vignola, also known as Giacomo Barozzi (1507-1573). The architect was a leading proponent of the mannerist style and many of his innovatio

Architecture - Italy - line art (jj3) Elevation Renaissance A house on the Piazza San Salvatore in Lauro, southeast of Naples by Antonio Sangallo (1483-1546), the most influential architect of his time and a contemporary of both Bramante and Michelangel

Architecture - Italy - line art (pp3) Detail Mannerist/Renaissance Detail from a Palazzo on the Piazza Navona by Giacomo da Vignola, also known as Giacomo Barozzi (1507-1573). The architect was a leading proponent of the mannerist style and many of his

Piazza Anfiteatro Lucca Italy