Borgogne were previously housed in a work of his which is now mostly attributed to Giovanni Antonio Amadeo, the Santa Maria presso San Satiro, and he designed a namesake cloister in the Santa Maria della Pace.
One of his works was supposedly derived from Plato's Laws and its frieze was derived from Juneval's Satires X. That frieze depicts a pair of weeping and laughing philosophers separated by a globe and is titled Heraclitus and Democritus. Borgogne were previously housed in a work of his which is now mostly attributed to Giovanni Antonio Amadeo, the Santa Maria presso San Satiro, and he designed a namesake cloister in the Santa Maria della Pace. Another of his works was built in (*) Montorio, while his most famous work includes a Holy Door only opened on Holy Years and is located near Janiculum Hill and includes Bernini's Baldacchino. Replaced by Sangallo, Fra Giocondo, and Raphael following the death of Julius II and architect of the Tempietto, for 10 points, identify this original architect of St. Peter's Basilica.
One of his works was supposedly derived from Plato's Laws and its frieze was derived from Juneval's Satires X.
Donato {Bramante}