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 Detail Renaissance Doorway in the Palazzo Gondi at Florence The Gondi family were powerful bankers in Florence. With the patronage of Catherine de MZdicis, Queen of France they established themselves first in Lyon and la

Architecture - Italy - line art Detail Baroque/Renaissance Decoration in the Church del Ges_ (the church of the Jesuit order) at Rome at the end of the 16th century. The Baroque period can be said to describe the art and architecture of the 17th centu

Architecture - Italy - line art Elevation Renaissance The Palazzo Nari on the Piazza della Coppelle

Architecture - Italy - line art (y3) Detail Gothic/Renaissance From the Palace of the Doges (Dukes) at Venice. 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 (hh3) Detail Renaissance Details from the Palazzo Sacchetti at Florence by Antonio Sangallo (1483-1546), the most influential architect of his time and a contemporary of both Bramante and Michelangelo. He designed the Pal

Architecture - Italy - line art Perspective Illustration Renaissance The vestibule of a house on the Via dell` Angelo.

Architecture - Italy - line art (hh3) Detail Renaissance Details from the Palazzo Sacchetti at Florence by Antonio Sangallo (1483-1546), the most influential architect of his time and a contemporary of both Bramante and Michelangelo. He designed the Pal

Architecture - Italy - line art Detail Gothic/Renaissance Gate of Santa Maria Novella at Florence ( church of the Dominicans) by Leon Battista Alberti (1404-1472).. Construction took place between (1278-1350). Alberti`s main contribution was the facade.

Architecture - Italy - line art Detail Renaissance Window of the Palazzo Della Cancellaria (1486) by Donato Bramante (1444-1514). The architect was contemporary and friend of Andrea del Verrocchio and also of Leonardo da Vinci, with whom he worked to s

Architecture - Italy - line art Elevation Renaissance The Chapelle Santa Giovanni In Oleo. The Renaissance -- the revival of arts and literature under the influence of classical (Greek & Roman) models in the 14th - 16th centuries. [Close-up of the detail

Architecture - Italy - line art (ll3) Detail Renaissance Santa Maria Di Loreto in the Piazzo Trajana, Rome by Antonio Sangallo (1483-1546), the most influential architect of his time and a contemporary of both Bramante and Michelangelo. He designed the

Architecture - Italy - line art (z3) Detail Renaissance