Horton, Caroline W · New York, Hurd and Houghton; Cambridge, The Riverside press · leaf 230
ear, refusing all pecuniaryrecompense, undertook the work for The honorof God. He adhered to the plan of Bramante, ofwhom he writes, Bramante was, if any one de-serves the name, one of the most able architectssince the days of the ancients. He made the firstdesign for St. Peter. Without confusion,… … THE NEW YORK IpUBLIC LIBRAR ASTOR, LENOX AND ,TILDEN FOUNDATIONS. Renaissance Architecture. 209 whoever clepart3 from his idea as Sangallo did^departs from the very rules of art. Angelo en-larged the transepts but devoted himself especiallyto the dome, which he determined to construct aftera plan…
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