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ARCH 218 Midterm 1 (Lecture 4)

Arch 218 Midterm 1 (Lecture 4)

by adm1229, Jan. 2015

Subjects: Architecture, Renaissance, Romanesque, Gothic

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	Filippo Brunelleschi 1377-1446	-First Renaissance Architect -create perspective drawing
	Founding Hospital Florence, Italy 1419 CE Filippo Brunelleschi
	Founding Hospital	Founding Hospital
	San Lorenzo Church Florence, Italy 1421-1460 CE Brunelleschi
	San Lorenzo Old Sacristy Florence, Italy 1418-1429 CE Brunelleschi
	Santa Maria del Fiore (Florence Cathedral) Florence, Italy 1420-1436 CE Brunelleschi
	Santa Maria del Fiore (Florence Cathedral)	Santa Maria del Fiore (Florence Cathedral)
	Santa Maria del Fiore (Florence Cathedral) [dome within a dome for larger span]	Santa Maria del Fiore (Florence Cathedral) [dome within a dome for larger span]
	Palazzo Davanzati Florence, Italy 1350-1385 CE
	Palazzo Medici Florence, Italy 1444-1460 CE Michelozzo di Bartolomeo
	Palazzo Medici	Palazzo Medici
	Leon Battista Alberti 1404-1472 CE intellectual, educated unlike Brunelleschi "On The Art Of Building"
	Palazzo Rucellai Florence, Italy 1450-70 CE Alberti	(only skin deep facade)
	Sant' Andrea Mantua, Italy 1472 CE Alberti
	Sant' Andrea	Sant' Andrea
	S. Maria della Consolazione Todi, Italy 1508 CE Cola da Caprarola	[ideal centralized church]
	Tempietto at S. Pietro in Montorio Rome, Italy 1504 CE Donato Bramante	[ideal centralized church]
	Tempietto at S. Pietro in Montorio	Tempietto at S. Pietro in Montorio
	Plans for St. Peter's Cathedral 1506 Donato Bramante	[ideal centralized church]
	Palazzo Farnese Rome, Italy 1530-89 CE Michelangelo
	High Renaissance City	[orderly, neat, beautiful yet modest]

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