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1400 Leon Battista Alberti Donato Bramante Filippo Brunelleschi 1400 Leon Battista Alberti Donato Bramante Filippo Brunelleschi Mauro Codussi Aristotele Fioravanti Juan Guas Leonardo da Vinci Luciano Laurana Annibale Da Bassano Michelangelo Michelozzo Michelozzi Bernardo Rossellino Jacob van Thienen 1500 Antonio Abbondi Galeazzo Alessi Bartolomeo Ammanati Michelangelo Buonarroti Girolamo Cassar Vittorio Cassar Guglielmo dei Grigi Juan de Herrera Francesco Laparelli Philibert de l’Orme Hans Hendrik van Paesschen Andrea Palladio Antonio Sangal- lo the Elder Antonio Sangallo the Younger Michele Sammicheli Raffaello Santi Vincenzo Scamozzi Koca Mimar Sinan Agha Pellegrino Tibaldi Giorgio Vasari 1600 Gian Lorenzo Bernini Francesco Borromini Ustad Ahmad Lahauri Jacob van Campen Pietro da Cortona Tumas Dingli Pietro Paolo Floriani Lorenzo Gafà Guarino Guarini Jules Hardouin-Mansart Inigo Jones Louis Le Vau Baldassarre Longhena Carlo Maderno François Mansart Nicodemus the Younger Carlo Rainaldi John Webb Elizabeth Wilbra- ham Christopher Wren 1700 Robert Adam William Adam Cosmas Damian Asam Egid Quirin Asam James Bloodworth Étienne-Louis Boullée Alexandre Brongniart William Buckland Colen Campbell John Carr of York Richard Cassels William Chambers François de Cuvilliés Christoph Dientzenhofer Kilian Dientzenhofer Laurent Dewez John Douglas Nicolai Eigtved Johann von Erlach Johann Fischer Pierre Fontaine Ange Gabriel John Gwynn Peter Harrison Nicholas Hawksmoor Johann von Hildebrandt James Hoban Thomas Ivory Nicolas-Henri Jardin Thomas Jefferson Richard Jupp Filippo Juvarra William Kent Benjamin Latrob Giacomo Leoni Joseph Lillie Johann Ludwig Giorgio Massari Josef Munggenast Robert Mylne Ivan Michurin Balthasar Neu- mann Giovanni Pannini Edward Lovett Pearce Charles Percier Giuseppe Piermarin Jakob Prandtauer Joseph-Jacques Ramée Bartolomeo Rastrelli Charles Ribart Antonio Rinaldi Thomas Sandby Jan Aichel Michael Searles Jacques Soufflot William Thornton Lauritz de Thurah Mary Townley Domenico Trezzini John Vanbrugh Luigi Vanvitelli Bernardo Vittone John Wood, the Elder John the Younger Giacomo Quarenghi Domini Zimmermann Johann Zimmermann 1800 Dankmar Adler Frank Shaver Allen Hen- ry Austin Alphonse Balat William Barber Sir Charles Barry Charles Barry Edward Barry Frédéric Bartholdi Carlo Bassi Asher Benjamin Hendrik Beyaert Charles Bickel Joseph Blick Edward Blor Camillo Boito Ignatius Bonomi Joseph the Elder R. 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