One work originally attributed to this architect is now thought to have been mainly designed by Giovanni Antonio Amadeo.
One work originally attributed to this architect is now thought to have been mainly designed by Giovanni Antonio Amadeo. This architect designed a palazzo which was demolished in the 17th century, but earlier served as a residence for Raphael. His namesake cloister is located in the Santa Maria della Pace, and he is widely credited with designing the apse of the Santa Maria della (*) Grazie. He designed a small but harmonious building in the courtyard of the church of San Pietro in Montorio, meant to commemorate the location of St. Peter's martyrdom. This architect of the Tempietto is best known for a design based on a Greek cross with a dome based on the Pantheon, but he was replaced by Sangallo, Fra Giocondo and Raphael when his patron Julius II died. For 10 points, name this architect who was the original designer of St. Peter's Basilica.
One work originally attributed to this architect is now thought to have been mainly designed by Giovanni Antonio Amadeo.
Donato Bramante