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‖ tempietto|temˈpjɛtto|
Pl. tempietti.
[It., lit. ‘little temple’: cf. templet4.]
A colonnaded building, freq. of circular form, surmounted by a dome.
1896W. J. Anderson Archit. Renaissance in Italy iv. 77 Bramante's Tempietto in the Cloisters of San Pietro in Montorio (1502). 1901M. Carmichael In Tuscany 158 Civitali was..a fine and practical architect. He is thought to have built the Palazzo Pretorio, and to him belongs the honour of having built the dome-like chapel (Tempietto) in which is preserved the sacrosanct and venerable Volto Santo. 1922G. Gromort Italian Renaissance Archit. iv. 80 Palladio himself, half a century later, made a drawing of Bramante's Tempietto. 1960E. Bowen Time in Rome ii. 47 A tempietto in a moist northern garden. 1962Listener 1 Feb. 228/1 The ancient Romans had filled their gardens with statuary as well as with tempietti, colonnades, covered galleries, apses, and pavilions. 1971Country Life 7 Oct. 887/1 The Hafeziye [in Shiraz, Iran] is much more than the pleasant municipal garden one might expect, the formal approach, open colonnade and delightful tempietto beyond achieving a simple grandeur that is very memorable. |