Giovanni Battista da Sangallo

All but a single project of Giovanni Battista's own architecture have been demolished or rebuilt. A codex of highly detailed, carefully measured drawings of sixteen ancient buildings in Rome and the temples of Hercules and Castor and Pollux at nearby Cori made by Giovanni Battista, the "Codex Stosch", named for an eighteenth-century owner, baron Philipp von Stosch, surfaced and was bought for the Royal Institute of British Architects' Library, London. It consistently presents designs of buildings in a manner that would become standard: plan, elevation and section, all drawn to the same scale so that each mode of presentation serves to illuminate the others, a technique first worked out in the immediate circle of Raphael in the first decades of the sixteenth century.

The following is established of the heading itself.

The following is established of origins and background. Born in 1496 at Florence. Institutional cataloguing adds that giovanni Battista da Sangallo died in 1548 at Rome.

The following works and productions are recorded by name or by count. Recorded with the occupation architect. Recorded with the gender male. It is also recorded that giovanni Battista da Sangallo was born on 1 January 1496. Institutional cataloguing adds that giovanni Battista da Sangallo died on 1 January 1548. Sangallo worked at Rome. Institutional cataloguing adds that giovanni Battista da Sangallo is recorded as human. Leonardo da Vinchi -- anatom / [D.