EXHIBIT SHOWS HOW MICHELANGELO THWARTED CRIME AT ST. PETER'S.(SHOWTIME) Albany Times Union (Albany, NY) (1/29/1995)
...s predecessor as the architect of St. Peter's Antonio da Sangallo. Sangallo didn't like the ambulatories either, but had...Renaissance buildings. Two of them are almost as big as Sangallo's, the cathedral of Pavia and Michelangelo...

The Miracle of Creation; Magnificent Models at the NGA Show Renaissance in the Making The Washington Post (12/18/1994)
...Architecture: Brunelleschi, Sangallo, Michelangelo - the Cathedrals...cathedral of Florence. So did Antonio da Sangallo the Younger (1484-1546...1564) when he jettisoned much of Sangallo's design and did his St. Peter...

William Tronzo, ed. St. Peter's in the Vatican.(Book review) Annali d'Italianistica (1/1/2006)
...numerous other columns, pilasters, and capitals. Antonio Iacobini, in "'Est Haec Sacra Principis Aedes...follows, describing how Michelangelo, after the death of Antonio da Sangallo, took the position of Vatican architect against his...

Alina A. Payne, The Architectural Treatise in the Italian Renaissance: Architectural Invention, Ornament, and Literary Culture.(Book review) Aurora, The Journal of the History of Art (1/1/2000)
...detail. Even among architects, license was inconsistently defined and either accepted or rejected. For example, Antonio da Sangallo, the most vocal adherent to the philosophy of Vitruvius, was opposed to license, while others sought to distinguish...

CATHEDRAL MODEL STANDS ALONE AS WORK OF ART.(Living) The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH) (3/19/2007)
...Wren's model of St. Paul's Cathedral in London and the enormous six-ton model, 25-foot-tall model of Antonio da Sangallo's design for St. Peter's Basilica -- markedly different from St. Peter's as eventually built by Michelangelo...

Drawings in Dresden: further newly identified works by Italian masters: Carmen C. Bambach continues her account of recent major discoveries in the Kupferstich-Kabinett Dresden with a discussion of some remarkable drawings by early-16th-century central Italian artists.(Critical essay) Apollo (3/1/2008)
...in too damaged a condition for definitive conclusions. [ILLUSTRATIONS OMITTED] 'THE TOMB OF POPE PIUS II' BY ANTONIO DA SANGALLO THE YOUNGER OR HIS CIRCLE A bold outline sketch in pen and ink of the tomb of Pope Pins II once in old St Peter...

Baths of Diocletian; still in process, a monumental interior renovation. (Rome) Interior Design (6/1/1986)
...Pius IV fulfilling the vision of a Sicilian priest, Antonio de Duca, dedicated to the worship of angels. Previous schemes proposed by Baldassare Peruzzi and Giuliano da Sangallo were rejected in favor of the plan by Michelangelo which...