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The 13 pages that link to Palladian architecture, each with the reason it gives.

• Renaissance architectureBroader topic: It carried Renaissance principles into later European and American architecture.

• Neoclassical architectureRelated: Palladio’s classical designs helped shape the geometric discipline adopted by neoclassical architects.

• Classical architectureBroader topic: It carried classical principles into villas, country houses, and civic buildings.

• Andrea PalladioBroader topic: It turned Palladio’s designs into a lasting international architectural tradition.

• Classical ordersRelated: Palladio used classical orders within carefully proportioned villas, palaces, and churches.

• Venetian RenaissanceRelated: Palladio’s Venetian work helped inspire an international architectural movement.

• French Baroque architectureCompared with: Its focus on Palladian rules offers a useful contrast to the French court’s integrated ceremonial ensembles.

• Capability BrownRelated: Brown’s landscape compositions often framed country houses built in this classical style.

• John VanbrughCompared with: Its later British revival offered a classical alternative to Vanbrugh’s monumental Baroque.

• Sebastiano SerlioRelated: Serlio helped prepare an international audience for architecture grounded in classical rules.

• Claude-Nicolas LedouxRelated: Its orderly compositions informed the language Ledoux adapted.

• Villa La RotondaNarrower topic: The villa is one of the clearest built expressions of this tradition.

• Vincenzo ScamozziNarrower topic: Scamozzi developed this architectural language while also giving it distinctive forms.