Michele Sanmichele b. Verona 1484, d. 1559

in Verona
Capella Pellegrini, S. Bernardino, 1527
Palazzo Bevilacqua, begun e. 1530's

     (Porta Borsari, Arco dei Gavi on the same street)
(Palazzo Canossa begun 1527?)
Palazzo Lavezola, then Pompei, 1536 acquiring property
Porta Nuova 1533-40
Porta del Palio 155-1560.
Palazzo Grimani, Venice begun c. 1556

Jacopo Tatti, surnamed Il Sansovino (b. Florence 1486-1570) in Rome
     1506-11, 1518 to the Sack, to Venice after 1527. 1529 Became Proto
     dei Procuratori di San Marco di Supra. In charge of St. Mark's church
     and other state projects.
Library of St. Mark's begun 1537

Loggetta (Ridotto dei Nobili) 1537
Palazzo Corner della Cà Grande, 1530's

Andrea Palladio (1508-1580)
Ackerman (Palladio, 1966) makes that point that Palladio's
     patrons were military figures with connections to the Holy
     Roman Emperor, not to Rome or Venice, and that it was the
     center of the Reformation in Italy. Vicenza had been a
     battleground in war between the Papacy and Venice in the first
     half of the sixteenth century. Thus Palladio called on to
     reestablish the architectural tradition in the town and he
     worked for men with limited contacts to Rome itself. Trips to
     Rome in 1541, 1547 and 1554.
P.'s drawing of the baths of Antoninus.

The Basilica, Vicenca, 1549
(Casa Civena, Vicenza, 1540-6)
Palazzo Chiericati, Vicenza 1550

Palazzo Iseppo Porto, befreo 1452, plan for Quattro Libri.
Villa Rotonda, Vicenza, 1550-1

Villa Barbaro, Maser, 1555-9

Palazzo Valmarana, Vicenza, 1565-6

Basilica of Palladio in Vincenza 1549:

The church of the Redentore, Venice, begun 1577.

The Quattro Libri di Architettura 1570