Four huge, twisty bronze columns support a canopy in this building.
In this building, François Duquesnoy's statue of St. Andrew with his arms thrown wide contrasts with a statue of St. Longinus in almost the same pose. The use of Ancient Roman materials in this building prompted the quip "What the barbarians started, the Barberini finished." An Egyptian obelisk stands in the center of a massive double colonnade in the plaza in front of this building. This building was designed in succession by (*) Bramante, Raphael, and Michelangelo. Four huge, twisty bronze columns support a canopy in this building. This building houses Bernini's baldacchino and Michelangelo's Pietà. For 10 points, name this gigantic church in Vatican City.
In this building, François Duquesnoy's statue of St. Andrew with his arms thrown wide contrasts with a statue of St. Longinus in almost the same pose.
Saint Peter’s Basilica [or Papal Basilica of St. Peter in the Vatican; or Basilica Papale di San Pietro in Vaticano] &lt;JR&gt;