Bramante Collection
Bramante, the renowned Italian architect and painter, left an indelible mark on the world of art and architecture
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Bramante, the renowned Italian architect and painter, left an indelible mark on the world of art and architecture. His masterpiece, "School of Athens, " adorns the walls of Stanza della Segnatura in Vatican City. Painted between 1510-11 as a fresco, it depicts a gathering of great philosophers and intellectuals from ancient Greece. Another notable work by Bramante is San Pietro in Montorio's Tempietto. This small temple was built under his guidance and stands as a testament to his architectural genius. Its elegant design showcases Bramante's ability to harmonize classical elements with Renaissance ideals. The aerial view of Piazza Ducale at sunset reveals Bramante's tower standing tall amidst Vigevano's picturesque landscape in Lombardy, Italy. The combination of the cathedral and Bramante's tower creates a captivating sight that captures the essence of this historic town. Moving towards St. Peter's Basilica in Rome, one cannot miss Maderno's nave and Bernini's altar within its grand interiors. Although not solely designed by Bramante himself, these additions complement his original vision for this iconic basilica. Traveling further into Umbria lies Todi, where Santa Maria della Consolazione stands proudly since 1508-1607. This magnificent church showcases Bramante's mastery over geometric proportions and harmonious forms. His influence can also be seen through Letarouilly’s engravings depicting various aspects of St Peter’s Basilica – from its dome to symmetrical stairs found within Belvedere Courtyard - showcasing how even after centuries later he continues to inspire generations with his innovative designs. Lastly, stepping inside St Peter’s Basilica allows visitors to marvel at the awe-inspiring dome primarily designed by Donato Bramante himself. Its grandeur leaves spectators spellbound while paying homage to his architectural brilliance.