Bramante

[ bruh-mahn-tey; Italian brah-mahn-te ]

noun

1. Do·na·to d'A·gno·lo [daw-, nah, -taw , dah, -nyaw-law], 1444–1514, Italian architect and painter.

Bramante

/ braˈmante /

noun

1. BramanteDonato?14441514MItalianARCHITECTURE: architectARTS AND CRAFTS: artist Donato (doˈnato). ?1444–1514, Italian architect and artist of the High Renaissance. He modelled his designs for domed centrally planned churches on classical Roman architecture

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Though ivermectin has been around for decades, it’s still a drug and it can have side effects and potentially negative impacts, Bramante said.

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So it’s heartening to Bramante to see negative findings coming out.

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Bramante's wonderful plans were accepted, and both Michael Angelo and Raphael aided in its construction.

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An immense entrance gateway opens into a courtyard, and from this a very fine staircase by Bramante leads up to the interior.

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In 1514 he accepted the responsible office of architect of St. Peter's, left vacant by the death of his friend Bramante.

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The present edifice was designed by Bramante and constructed under the direction of one of his pupils, Cristoforo Rocci.

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The Borghese palace, erected by Bramante, is extensive, and in a beautiful style; the colonnade of the court is splendid.

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