Architecture in Italy, 1500-1600

This classic work presents a stimulating survey of the most exciting and innovative period in the history of architecture. Lotz also goes beyond the more familiar locations, architects and buildings to conquer less well-known territories, exploring Piedmont and Vitozzi and ending with a study of bizzarrie.

Introduction

1

(7)

Deborah Howard

Foreword to the first edition

8

(1)

Map

9

(2)

1. Classical Architecture in Rome: Bramante

11

(16)

The Tempietto of S. Pietro in Montorio

11

(1)

The Cloister of S. Maria della Pace

12

(1)

Buildings for Julius II

13

(1)

The Belvedere Court of the Vatican

14

(3)

The Logge

17

(1)

New St Peter's

17

(3)

The Choir of S. Maria del Popolo

20

(2)

The Palazzo Caprini (Raphael's House)

22

(1)

The Santa Casa of Loreto

23

(1)

Summary

23

(1)

The Designs for St Peter's after Bramante's Death

23

(4)

2. Classical Architecture in Rome: Raphael

27

(8)

The Chigi Chapel in S. Maria del Popolo

27

(1)

Palazzi

27

(2)

The Villa Madama

29

(2)

St Peter's

31

(4)

3. Other Early Sixteenth-Century Buildings in Rome and Central Italy

35

(10)

Rome

35

(4)

Palazzi

35

(2)

Churches

37

(2)

Central Italy

39

(6)

S. Maria della Consolazione at Todi

39

(2)

The Madonna di S. Biagio at Montepulciano

41

(1)

The Palazzo Pandolfini in Florence

42

(3)

4. Baldassare Peruzzi and Antonio da Sangallo the Younger

45

(16)

Baldassare Peruzzi

45

(7)

Antonio da Sangallo the Younger

52

(9)

St Peter's

54

(3)

The Palazzo Farnese and Other Works

57

(4)

5. Lombardy and the Venetian Terraferma

61

(6)

Cesare Cesariano

61

(1)

The Steccata at Parma

61

(2)

Tramello at Piacenza

63

(1)

Falconetto at Padua

64

(3)

6. Sanmicheli

67

(9)

City Gates

67

(1)

Palazzi in Verona

68

(3)

Palazzi in Venice

71

(2)

Churches and Chapels

73

(3)

7. Giulio Romano

76

(7)

8. Jacopo Sansovino

83

(6)

9. Michelangelo

89

(18)

Florence

89

(5)

The Façade of S. Lorenzo

89

(1)

The New Sacristy of S. Lorenzo

90

(1)

The Laurentian Library

91

(2)

The Ricetto

93

(1)

Rome

94

(13)

The Capitol

95

(2)

The Palazzo Farnese

97

(1)

St Peter's

98

(3)

Late Architectural Projects

101

(2)

The Porta Pia

103

(2)

S. Maria degli Angeli

105

(2)

10. Rome 1550-1600

107

(23)

The Period from 1550 to 1575

107

(13)

Pirro Ligorio

107

(3)

Vignola

110

(6)

Ecclesiastical Architecture

116

(4)

The Period from 1575 to 1600

120

(10)

Giacomo della Porta

121

(3)

Other Architects

124

(6)

11. Northern Italy: Genoa, Milan, and Piedmont

130

(17)

Galeazzo Alessi in Genoa

130

(5)

Cristoforo Lombardino and Domenico Giunti in Milan

135

(2)

Alessi's Later Works in Milan

137

(3)

Pellegrino Pellegrini

140

(2)

The Rebuilding of S. Lorenzo in Milan: Martino Bassi

142

(1)

Ascanio Vitozzi in Piedmont

142

(5)

12. Palladio

147

(12)

The Quattro Libri di Architettura

147

(1)

Churches

148

(4)

Secular Architecture

152

(2)

Palazzi

154

(1)

Villas

155

(4)

13. Venice and Padua in the Late Sixteenth Century

159

(5)

Scamozzi

162

(2)

14. Tuscany 1550-1600

164

(9)

Ammannati

164

(2)

Vasari

166

(2)

Buontalenti

168

(1)

Bizzarrie

169

(4)

Notes

173

(17)

Additional notes to the revised edition

190

(1)

Bibliography

191

(7)

Select Bibliography of Books Published Since 1973

198

(3)

Index

201

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Architecture in Italy, 1500-1600

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