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Belvedere villa

villa, Vatican City, Europe
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  • James Paine and Robert Adam: Kedleston Hall
    Western architecture
    / High Renaissance in Italy (1495–1520)

    …to the church and the Belvedere villa of Innocent VIII on the hill above the palace. Bramante gave the new court a neo-antique flavour recalling the imperial palaces on the hills of Rome and the hippodromus on the Palatine. Terraced up the hillside on three levels joined by monumental stairs,…

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    …to the church and the Belvedere villa of Innocent VIII on the hill above the palace. Bramante gave the new court a neo-antique flavour recalling the imperial palaces on the hills of Rome and the hippodromus on the Palatine. Terraced up the hillside on three levels joined by monumental stairs,…

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