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	Baldassarre Peruzzi
		While quite young Peruzzi went to Rome, and there studied architecture and painting; in the latter he was at first a follower of Perugino.
		On account of his success Peruzzi was appointed by Pope Leo X in 1520 architect to St. Peter's at a salary of 250 scudi; his design for its completion was not, however, carried out.
		Peruzzi was an eager student of mathematics and was also a fair classical scholar.
	www.nndb.com /people/729/000097438 (539 words)

	Baldassarre Peruzzi - Wikipedia
		Baldassarre Peruzzi (Siena, 1481 - Roma, 3 gennaio 1536) è stato un pittore e architetto italiano, specializzato in fortificazioni militari.
		Nel 1529-30 il Peruzzi lavora per il castello di Montepo, nel comune di Scansano, nella Maremma toscana.
		Una delle più importanti costruzioni realizzate dal Peruzzi è il "Palazzo Massimo alle Colonne", sempre a Roma, costruito sulle rovine dell'Odeon di epoca romana.
	it.wikipedia.org /wiki/Baldassarre_Peruzzi (582 words)

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	Siena The Castles of Belcaro and Quattro Torri Siena Online ® Siena Tuscany tourist guide to the city of Siena Tuscany ...
		In 1525 the banker Crescenzo Turamini commissioned Baldassarre Peruzzi to draw up plans for a villa that was to stand over the ruins of the previously existing castle.
		Peruzzi was almost certainly also responsible for some of the fresco decorations within.
		The Castle of the Quattro Torri is at Santa Regina, in the outskirts of Siena.
	www.sienaonline.com /belcaro_castles_siena.html (728 words)

	Baldassarre Peruzzi
		Baldassarre Peruzzi (Siena 1481, Roma 1536) collaborò spesso con i più importanti artisti del Rinascimento italiano ma frequentemente ebbe più successo con l'architettura.
		Peruzzi fu comunque sepolto nel Pantheon a pochi metri da Raffaello.
		Peruzzi, che lavorò probabilmente anche al castello di Roccasinibalda nel reatino, fu chiamato da importanti committenti a Carpi ed a Siena (nei pressi di quest'ultima città realizzò, fra l'altro, il Castello di Belcaro con una grande loggia).
	www.arte-argomenti.org /schede/peruzzi/baldassarre.html (592 words)

	meaning building 2005 \| texts > baldassarre peruzzi's drawing of the crossing in st. peter's (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Perhaps most fascinating in these two-dimensional representations is what they begin to reveal about man's attitude towards architecture: his changing perception of space; those spaces which he desires to inhabit, or those he fears; the way he employs architectural structures to depict the abstract realm of ideas.
		Specifically, Peruzzi made drawings of building projects in which he employed simultaneously in a single drawing perspectival sections and floor plans in order to convey a more complete representation of the architectural space.
		While satisfying his need to envision the spaces he was designing, Peruzzi's drawings also point to a perceptual tension caused by the juxtaposition of illusion (perspectival sections) and abstraction (floor plans).
	meaning.boxwith.com /texts/peruzzi.html (291 words)

	B.Peruzzi
		Baldassarre Peruzzi, Italian painter and architect, was born in Siena in 1481 and died in Rome in 1536.
		In these years he created a big number of architectonic designs, relieves of the ancient monument and projects, that influenced a lot the future theory of architecture.
		After the sack of Rome in 1527, Peruzzi returned to Siena, where left both painting and architectural works: construction and decoration of the
	www.italycyberguide.com /Art/artistsarchite/peruzzi.htm (197 words)

	Hochschule für Musik Köln : Montepulciano: Palazzo Ricci
		Located in the heart of the Tuscan city of Montepulciano, Baldassarre Peruzzi's Palazzo Ricci is considered one of the most well-preserved Renaissance structures.
		With its simplicity and elegance the Palazzo is an example of the plain building style that was widespread in the 16th century.
		It was during this time that he commissioned the architect and master builder Baldassarre Peruzzi to construct a residence in his hometown of Montepulciano.
	www.mhs-koeln.de /en/montepulciano/palazzoricci.php (213 words)

	Peruzzi, Baldassarre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Connection between the real space (architecture) and illusory space (painting), was represented in such works as: frescoes in the Sala delle Colonne alla Farnesina; scenes for Calandria (1514); elegant frescoes of the Cappella Ponzetti in the church S.Maria della Pace (1516); and composed in a mannerist style Presentazione della Vergine (1520) (Rome, S.Maria della Pace).
		Peruzzi's first architectural masterpiece was Farnesina (started in 1509), created on the U-plan, according to the Tuscanian tradition.
		After the sack of Rome in 1527, Peruzzi returned to Siena, where left both painting and architectural works: construction and decoration of the Villa Belcaro; but his major place of activity still was Rome in 1530-1531 and 1535-1536.
	www.cartage.org.lb /en/themes/Biographies/MainBiographies/P/Peruzzi/Peruzzi.htm (231 words)

	History of Art (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Dr Ann C Huppert is the Scott Opler Senior Research Fellow in Architectural History at Worcester College in Oxford (2003-2005), on leave from her position as Assistant Professor of Architectural History at the University of Kansas.
		In Oxford she is completing a book on Baldassarre Peruzzi and architectural practice in the Renaissance, centered on the extensive corpus of Peruzzi’s surviving drawings.
		This study develops the research conducted for her doctoral dissertation, “The Archaeology of Baldassare Peruzzi’s Drawings” (University of Virginia, 2001) on Peruzzi’s investigation of ancient Roman architecture through drawings, a project she conducted while a pre-doctoral fellow at the Bibliotheca Hertziana in Rome.
	www.hoa.ox.ac.uk /staff/huppert.htm (104 words)

	Archpedia - Renaissance Architecture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		One of the most charming buildings of the period is the Villa Farnesina (1509-11) at Rome by Baldassarre Peruzzi from Siena.
		One of these, emanating largely from Peruzzi, relied upon a detailed study of antique decorative motifs--grotesques, classical gems, coins, and the like--which were used in a pictorial fashion to decorate the plane of the facade.
		This tendency was crystallized in Raphael's Palazzo Branconio dell'Aquila (destroyed) at Rome, where the regular logic of a Bramante facade was abandoned in favor of complex, out-of-step rhythms and encrusted surface decorations of medallions and swags.
	www.archpedia.com /Styles-Renaissance-5.html (904 words)

	Sistemi di pulitura.it - Cenni Storici Palazzo Massimo alle Colonne
		Venne ricostruito nel 1532 dal Baldassarre Peruzzi dopo l'incendio del sacco di Roma.
		Il palazzo fu costruito nel Quattrocento e poi restaurato da Baldassarre Peruzzi.
		Venne costruito al culmine del Rinascimento dal Peruzzi, uno dei più grandi architetti dell’epoca, sul posto in cui sorgeva l’antico Odeon dell’Imperatore Domiziano.
	www.sistemidipulitura.it /provaflash/notestoriche.htm (585 words)

	Accomodation in Siena hotel Siena Tuscany Italy List
		Lorenzetti, 1331), and of S. Niccolò of the Carmine, referred in 1517 on sketch of Baldassarre Peruzzi (to the inside, paintings of the Beccafumi and the Marrina); notable besides the buildings Chigi-Saracini and Salimbeni and the works of fortification as the imposing Door Roman.
		XV was raised buildings tardogotici and, to begin from halves the century, Renaissance, often to work of architects Florentines.
		Five hundred principle meaningful work is building Pollens, of B. Peruzzi.
	www.siena-hotels-list.com /html/english/Siena_hotel.htm (346 words)

	Libri Marsilio - Baldassarre Peruzzi 1481-1536
		Come i suoi maestri Francesco di Giorgio e Bramante – e naturalmente Raffaello, suo principale ispiratore – fu uno dei pochi uomini universali capaci di influire in modo determinante sullo sviluppo dell’arte europea in moltissimi campi.
		Dopo essersi formato a Siena, nel 1503 Peruzzi fu scoperto da un potente concittadino che si era fatto strada a Roma, il banchiere papale Agostino Chigi, che gli affidò la realizzazione della sua fastosa dimora lungo il Tevere: villa Farnesina Chigi.
		Baldassarre lavorò poi per tutti i pontefici, da Giulio 11 a Paolo 111, per cardinali, dal potente Riario al Trivulzio, per confraternite e signori, come Alberto Pio da Carpi, e per le principali famiglie romane, come i Savelli, gli Orsini, i Cesarini e i Massimo.
	www.marsilioeditori.it /schedalibro.htm?cdart=8495-1 (460 words)

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		The faade was made in 1515 with the project of Baldassarre Peruzzi, when the Medieval church, with a basilican layout was reduced to its actual size, allowing the construction of the Cathedral; the XII century portal was recovered from the antique church.
		The temple, built over an older medieval church, still preserves the outlines of the original project, inspired by Bramante, in the apsidal of the central plan.
		In 1516 the nave and aisles were added using Baldassarre Peruzzi's project and in 1522 the church was officially opened.
	www.carpidiem.it /html/docs/12/1231.html (598 words)

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		The marble high altar of the presbytery was made in 1532 by Baldassarre Peruzzi and the huge bronze ciborium is by Vecchietta (1467-72, coming from the church of Spedale di Santa Maria della Scala and put in the cathedral in 1506).
		The church dates from 14C and it was rebuilt at the beginning of the 16C by Baldassarre Peruzzi.
		The castle is surrounded by a park open to the public: the monument dates from 12C and it was enlarged by Baldassarre Peruzzi (1481-1536).
	www.grandtour.it /inglese/gbsiena/gbsiti_siena.htm (5182 words)

	ITALIAN MANNERISM OR LATE RENAISSANCE
		Under these three stories in the centre of the facade is a loggia or colonnade, which seems of questionable adequacy as a support for the apparent load.
		This tendency was crystallized in Raphael's Palazzo Branconio dell'Aquila (destroyed) at Rome, where the regular logic of a Bramante facade was abandoned in favour of complex, out-of-step rhythms and encrusted surface decorations of medallions and swags.
		It is not surprising that the Venetian architect Andrea Palladio came closest to achieving a fully Mannerist style in his Teatro Olimpico at Vicenza, where the receding vistas and rich sculptural details create an effect of extraordinary complexity.
	www.cartage.org.lb /en/themes/Arts/Architec/MannerismArchitecture/ItalianMannerism/ItalianMannerism.htm (2123 words)

	Villa Farnesina
		The villa in Via della Lungara is well known in particular for the Renaissance building and the many works of arts it hosts.
		It was commisioned to Baldassarre Peruzzi at the beginning of the 16th century by Agostino Chigi from Siena who became treasurer of Pope Julius II.
		Agostino Chigi was a real patron of art and was surrounded by many artists amongst whom Raffaello, who designed the Lodge frescoes with scenes inspired by the myth of Love and Psyche.
	www.roma2000.it /zfarnes.html (132 words)

	Roma Ostia hotels, Roma Ostia bed and breakfast, Roma Ostia guest houses, Roma Ostia accommodation, (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		It is close to the excavations of Ostia Antica and inside the Medieval Borgo, behind the old castle of Giulio II della Rovere.
		Some famous personages, such as the king Charles III of Borbone, Baldassarre Peruzzi, Pablo Picasso, Chagall and others stayed in some of our rooms in the Medieval Borgo.
		The country house consists of 9 rooms and 5 suites that are very comfortable and characterized by an unmistakable style: antique and refined furniture, fine chandeliers from Murano, original Persian carpets.
	www.hotel-listings-europe.com /roma-ostia_hotels_1139.html (2972 words)

	Comune di Bologna - Bologna Turismo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Under the fireplace are the tools which Cassini used to build and test the sundial.
		Hanging on the wall are a big drawing by Peruzzi, a painting by Annibale Carracci or his school, four panels for the side doors by Properzia de Rossi and Amico Aspertini, two big drawings attributed to Giulio Romano.
		Another remarkable work is the marble statue of St. Procolo which Alfonso Lombardi left unfinished (1537) and the wood model of the "big St. Petronio" by Arduino Arriguzzi with great dome and four church towers.
	iat.comune.bologna.it /IAT/IAT.nsf/00000000000000000000000000000000/ab74584b24e0249cc1256f090030b637?OpenDocument (307 words)

	CAMILLOWEB - ricerca di fotografie PERUZZI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Vi sono sepolti anche Raffaello Sanzio, Annibale Carracci, Baldassarre Peruzzi, Taddeo Zuccari, Perin del Vaga e Flaminio Vacca.
		In appena due mesi l'architetto Peruzzi costruisce il ghetto secondo i desideri di Paolo...
		Claudia Polo, Luca Peruzzi, Nadia Sensi, Anna Eleanor...
	calcio.camilloweb.com /fotografie-PERUZZI.php (1345 words)

	Palazzo Coli Bizzarrini Siena , Residenza d'Epoca e Apartaments Siena
		The initial design of this building is attributed to the famous Baldassere Peruzzi in the early part of the XVI century (precisely 1520), while the completion of the building is attributed to the architect Pietro Cataneo.
		In the center of the court, there is an old open gallery, encased with elegant colums and horn designs.
		In the living rooms of the nobile floor, the frescoes of Baldassarre Peruzzi have been conserved to their original state; the frescoed ceilings of the rooms on the first and third floor date back to the XIX century.
	www.residenzedepoca.com /english/index.php (412 words)

	Curiosità di Borgo - Il palazzo spostato (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Vi morì anche Carlotta regina di Cipro e ai tempi di Innocenzo VIII Cybo (1484-1492) era l’ospizio per gli eretici convertiti, infatti è più conosciuto come Palazzo dei Convertendi.
		Molto riadattato, l’edificio ha uno splendido balcone attribuito a Baldassarre Peruzzi poggiante su di un triplice portale bugnato (è considerato il più bel balcone di Roma).
		Come già detto, il palazzo venne letteralmente smontato e ricostruito dov’è ora e i romani con qualche capello bianco ricordano benissimo le varie file di pietre che mano mano venivano allineate per essere in seguito numerate e catalogate.
	www.curiositadiborgo.com /palazzo_spostato.htm (115 words)

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		Projected by the architect Baldassarre Peruzzi, the villa is a perfect synthesis of architecture and internal artistic decoration with frescos by Raphael, Sebastiano del Piombo, Giovanni Antonio Bazzi known as Sodoma, and Peruzzi himself.
		The work, which offers a detailed in-depth textual and photographic description, is edited by Christoph Luitpold Frommel, director of the Biblioteca Hertziana in Rome and distinguished scholar of Renaissance art and in particular of the work of Raphael and of Baldassarre Peruzzi.
		He is flanked by the specialists Giulia Caneva and Giovanna Tedeschi Grisanti and by Mariette de Vos, who is responsible for the final section of the work which is dedicated to the remains of a Roman villa which has recently been discovered under the existing building.
	www.casalini.it /Annunci/offer.asp?NF=Offerte\VillaFarnesina.ing&LINGUA=ITA (278 words)

	RomaOnLine :: magazine virtuale di Roma e per Roma. Rome virtual magazine
		Baldassarre Peruzzi, costruì questa Villa Farnesina fra il 1508 e il 1511 per il banchiere Agostino Chigi.
		Le decorazioni pittoriche vennero affidate a Raffaello, testimonianza dell'influenza sociale ed economica del banchiere che, come Lorenzo de' Medici, veniva chiamato ai suoi tempi il "Magnifico".
		Galatea e la favola mitologica di Amore e Psiche furono i soggetti curati da Raffaello, mentre Peruzzi dipinse immaginarie prospettive a trompe-l'oeil sulle pareti, creando l'illusione scenografica di spazi inesistenti, aperti su una campagna romana piena di luce.
	www.romaonline.net /poolbot/index.php____pg_bag__standard___oper__show_single_txt___txt_id__264 (202 words)

	Bibbiano Castle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The square keep instead was raised in the middle of the fortification in the fourteenth century.
		The castle was later destroyed, but rebuild in the fifteenth century by the new owner, the Cardinal Raffaello Petrucci, following a project of the architect Baldassarre Peruzzi.
		Bibbiano castle is made up of two structures, the keep and the double walled enclosure surrounded by the ditch, running on three of the four sides.
	www.castellitoscani.com /bibbiano.htm (256 words)

	Ostia Antica
		Testimony of that period is the Castle, built by Cardinal Giuliano della Rovere, later Pope Giulio II, as part of a policy of strengthening the area's defense.
		There are also residential areas and a very interesting monumental staircase, decorated with polychrome frescoes executed by artists of the Baldassarre Peruzzi school, which allowed horses to reach the upper floors.
		The primary function of the Castle was to control and defend the Tiber, which course influenced its triangular plan.
	www.turismoitinerante.com /ps/giubileo/ostiaanticaEng.htm (639 words)

	Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei - Informazioni generali - Visita all'Accademia - Villa Farnesina
		La Villa della Farnesina fu commissionata al celebre architetto Baldassarre Peruzzi dal ricco banchiere senese Agostino Chigi nel periodo più splendido della sua vita, lontano dagli affanni e dalla cupa dimora cittadina in via dei Banchi.
		La costruzione fu decorata, oltre che dal Peruzzi stesso, da Raffaello, da Sebastiano del Piombo e dal Sodoma con affreschi ispirati ai miti classici.
		Al primo piano la vasta sala delle Prospettive, affrescata dal Peruzzi, è uno dei primi esempi di prospettiva nella pittura.
	www.lincei.it /informazioni/visita/farnesina.php (598 words)

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