Martino Lombardo was the architect of the Scuda di San Marco at Venice, in the decorations of which he was aided by Tullio. Some of the best specimens of the ornament of this period are to be found on the Martinengo tomb, in the Church of the Corpo di Cristo (1530). The ornament bears a strong resemblance to the Lombardi, but the sculptor is not known (Fig. 426).
Fig. 428.—From a Marble Fountain in the Louvre. (1508.)
The ceilings from Serlio’s book of architecture, and from San Spirito, by Sansovino, are good examples of the Renaissance panelling and decorative filling (Figs. 431 and 432).
Fig. 429.—Panel from Santa Maria de’ Miracoli, Brescia. By Tullio Lombardo. (1500.)
Fig. 430.—Panel from the Facade of Santa Maria de’ Miracoli, Brescia. (1530.)
Fig. 431.—Renaissance Ceiling. (From Serlio’s Architecture.)