What was Donato Bramante’s first architectural work that can be identified with certainty?

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The first architectural structure that can be identified with certainty as the work of Donato Bramante is the church of Santa Maria presso San Satiro in Milan.1

While a 1481 engraving by Bernardo Prevedari—based on a drawing by Bramante—represents his first architectural design that can be definitely attributed to him, the church of Santa Maria presso San Satiro stands as the first actual building project definitively credited to his career.1