BRAMANTE

Meaning of BRAMANTE in English

/breuh mahn"tay/ ; It. /brddah mahn"te/ , n.

Donato d'Agnolo /daw nah"taw dah"nyaw law/ , 1444-1514, Italian architect and painter.

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BRAMANTE — biographical name Donato 1444-1514 originally Donato d'Agnolo or d'Angelo Italian architect
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
BRAMANTE — biographical name Donato 1444-1514 originally Donato d'Agnolo or d'Angelo Italian architect
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BRAMANTE — Pronunciation: br ə - ' män-t ē , -( ˌ )t ā Function: biographical name Donato 1444-1514 orig. Donato d'Agnolo …
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BRAMANTE, DONATO — born 1444, probably at Monte Asdruvaldo, Duchy of Urbino died April 11, 1514, Rome Italian architect and perspectivist painter. The …
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BRAMANTESQUE — |bräˌmän.|tesk, -_mən-; brə|män- adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Italian bramantesco, from Donato d'Agnolo Bramante died 1514 Italian architect + Italian …
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