History of Art, VRC Image Bank: Exterior, from southwest. Detail: partial view

Work Title: Saint Peter's; New Saint Peter's; San Pietro in Vaticano
View Title: Exterior, from southwest. Detail: partial view
Creator/Culture: architect: Bernardo Rossellino (Italian, 1409-1464); architect: Donato Bramante (Italian, 1444-1514); architect: Giuliano da Sangallo (Italian, 1443-1516); architect: Fra Giovanni Giocondo (Italian, c. 1433-1515); architect: Raphael (Italian, 1483-1520); architect: Antonio da Sangalio the Younger (Italian, 1483-1546); architect: Baldassare Peruzzi (Italian, 1481-1536); architect: Michelangelo Buonarroti (Italian, 1475-1564); architect: Pirro Ligorio (Italian, 1500-1583); architect: Jacopo da Vignola (Italian, 1507-1573); architect: Giacomo della Porta (Italian, born 1532 or 1533, died 1602 or 1604); architect: Domenico Fontana (Italian, 1543-1607); architect: Carlo Maderno (Italian, c. 1556-1629); architect: Gian Lorenzo Bernini (Italian, 1598-1680)
Site/Repository: Site: Rome (Italy)
Period/Date: Renaissance; Creation date: 1452-1785 CE
Subjects: Architecture; Churches; Basilicas; Martyria; Basilica di San Pietro in Vaticano; Peter, the Apostle, Saint
Work Record ID: 135158
Image Record ID: 958821
Classification Filing Number: 172; R763; 2SPIVCe 2g; *.na

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Exterior, from southwest. Detail: partial view; Renaissance; Creation date: 1452-1785 CE