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Donato Lazzart Bramante (D Urbino) <ref name="term_27141" />
<p> Bramante (D Urbino), Donato Lazzart </p> <p> an [[Italian]] architect and painter, a relative of Raphael, was born near [[Urbino]] in 1444. He studied at Milan, and remained there in the practice of his profession from 1476 to 1499, when he removed to Rome, and received the patronage of pope [[Julius]] II. He designed the galleries which connect the [[Vatican]] palace with that of Belvedere; and began to build St. Peter's in 1506, although his plans were largely deviated from by subsequent architects. He died in 1514. See Vasari, Lives of the Painters; Milizia, Lives of Architects (by Cresy), 1:203; Pungileoni, Memoria Intorno alla Vita di Donato Bramante. </p>

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