Architecture - Italy - line art Elevation Mannerist/Renaissance Palazzo Thiene at Vicenza (part of the facade) by Palladio 1557-1558. Andrea Palladio (1508-1580) is perhaps the most influential architect of all time. He was born in the year Michelangel

Architecture - Italy - line art (i3) Elevation Renaissance The Villa Farnesina c. 1509 at Rome, by Baldassarre (Tommasso) Peruzzi, (1481-1536). The artist and architect was a contemporary of Raphael and Bramante and this was his first architectural comm

Architecture - Italy - line art (i3) Floor Plan Renaissance The Villa Farnesina c. 1509 at Rome, by Baldassarre (Tommasso) Peruzzi, (1481-1536). The artist and architect was a contemporary of Raphael and Bramante and this was his first architectural comm

Architecture - Italy - line art (h3) Perspective Illustration Renaissance Fountain of the Villa Lante at Bagnaia. This home and its gardens were constructed c. 1564 and is known as a "parterre" garden, with paths between the beds. In the years during

Architecture - Italy - line art Perspective Illustration Renaissance The Villa Farnesina c. 1509 at Rome, by Baldassarre (Tommasso) Peruzzi, (1481-1536). The artist and architect was a contemporary of Raphael and Bramante and this was his first architect

Architecture - Italy - line art (n3) Perspective Illustration Renaissance Villa Madama near Rome. Built by Giulio Romano about 1520. Romano (1492/99-1546) is considered an heir to Raphael and one of the first Mannerist artists in Italy. Mannerism was an

Paintings & Engravings - Engraving - Italy "Madonna with St. John and the Magdalen" by Andrea Mantegna (1431-1506) Mantegna is generally accepted to be the first fully Renaissance artist of Northern Italy. Born near Vicenza in the then Republic of V

Villa Caldogno, Vicenza, Italy