FTP, identify this Italian Renaissance architect who also wrote the influential 1436 work, On Painting.
This artist criticized the combined use of arches and columns, arguing that arches should instead be wall openings supported by piers.  He added a portico to Brunelleschi's Pazzi Chapel, while his work on the Saint Andrea church was not completed until the 18th century.  More famously, he took inspiration from San Miniato al Monte when designing the upper part of the Basilica di Santa Maria Novella, and for the same patron designed the Palazzo Rucellai.  His best known architectural work may be the Tempio Malatestiano, and he became known as the "Florentine Vitruvius" after he revived Roman principles on architecture in 1452's Ten Books on Architecture.  FTP, identify this Italian Renaissance architect who also wrote the influential 1436 work, On Painting.
This artist criticized the combined use of arches and columns, arguing that arches should instead be wall openings supported by piers.  
Leone Battista {Alberti}