Moore, Charles Herbert, 1840-1930 · New York, London, The Macmillan Company · leaf 174
lcelebre Bramante. And he finds further confirmation of Bramantes authorship ina commentary on Vitruvius V)y Cesare Cesariano, printed in Como in 1521, wherethis author states that the church and sacristy of San Satiro were designed by hispreceptor, Donato of Urbino, called Bramante. VIII CHURCH… … Fit;. 79. — Sacristy of San Satiro. of each order having a ressaut over each pilaster, and thesurfaces of the friezes and pilasters being profusely enrichedwith ornaments in relief. But these details are said to have I40 ARCHITECTURE OE THE RENAISSANCE chap. been extensively worked over in later…
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