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Giuliano da Sangallo’s Design for the façade of San Lorenzo is a stunning example of Florentine Renaissance architecture. Commissioned by Lorenzo de' Medici, this basilica showcases Ghirlandaio’s vibrant stained glass windows and stands as testament to Sangallo’s influence on artistic innovation.
A profound meditation on decay, this Renaissance drawing by Giuliano da Sangallo captures the monumental ruins of the Roman Theater of Marcellus through masterful monochrome line work, inviting you to explore its history.