Brunelleschi

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• There, unlike all the other works, it was not Brunelleschi's genius, desire, or charisma that produced the new church.

  Academic text (2015)

• Its last side-aisle chapels open both to the nave and transept, foreshadowing the complexity of Brunelleschi's corner solution at S. Lorenzo.

  Academic text (2015)

• From the outset, whether his clients know it or not, Brunelleschi is always in charge.

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• There would have been no precedent for its use at S. Lorenzo; only Brunelleschi could have been responsible for it there.

  Academic text (2015)

• Brunelleschi's scheme was not imposed on the site in the way a modern designer might work.

  Academic text (2015)

• Only gradually, over time, as the community became habituated to the new spaces of Brunelleschi and the Medici, did the balance shift.

  Academic text (2015)

• The scenario does more than reaffirm Brunelleschi's divinely authorized role in this historical turn.

  Academic text (2015)

• Was Filippo Brunelleschi its founding architect, or did he share the credit with Matteo Dolfini, the church prior?

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• Brunelleschi's first idea to merely supplement Dolfini's impoverished "brick" fabric was not followed.

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• One of the most common illustrations of Brunelleschi's oeuvre is the view down the nave of S. Lorenzo (Fig. 1).

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