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Malatesta Temple, circa 1450 Shows Influence of Roman Triumphal Arch Incomplete Structure built for a Military despot (Sigismondo Malatesta) in Rimini It was a church, - converted into a notorious temple for Malatesta and his mistress

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Malatesta Temple, circa 1450

  • Shows Influence of Roman Triumphal Arch
  • Incomplete Structure built for a Military despot (Sigismondo

Malatesta) in Rimini

  • It was a church, - converted into a notorious temple for

Malatesta and his mistress

  • Alberti designed the new exterior, in the manner of Roman

Triumphal Arch

  • The sides of the building were niches which were to be a hall
  • f fame - burial vaults for Malatesta and his mistress
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San Andrea in Mantua circa 1470 Triumphal Arch Idea vaulted ceilings, coffered in the manner of the Roman Pantheon use of piers to support weight of the ceiling houses a sacred relic : a patch of mud with congealed blood, said to be the blood of chirst that fell on the ground as the Roman centurion lanced him; later Longinus the centurion kept this patch

  • f mud and brought it to Mantua
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Palazzo Ruccellai, circa 1455 - 58 One of the earliest examples of architecture emplying the clasical

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Renaissance Three Orders, Tuscan, Alberti’s modified Ionic, and a simplified Corinthian in three levels of the buildings pilasters Alberti is evoking the classical use of geometry, symmetry and proportion through the orders.

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Benches Rustication Business Piano Nobile Family quarters Servants Tuscan Alberti’s invented order Simplified Corinthian

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The ¡Tempietto ¡(a ¡small ¡commemorative ¡martyrium) ¡built ¡by ¡Donato ¡Bramante.

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Basilica di San Lorenzo

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