St. Peter's, plan (recto) blank (verso) 1500 - 1560

This anonymous architectural drawing from the 16th century depicts a plan of St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. The detailed outline of the basilica's interior space reveals the grand scale and intricate design of the iconic structure. The drawing, likely created by an architect or draftsman, is a valuable historical document providing insight into the construction and development of one of the most significant religious buildings in the world. The drawing offers a unique perspective on the basilica's architectural elements, including its nave, transepts, and dome, showcasing the complexity and artistry of Renaissance architecture.