Which of the four plans of St. Peter’s Basilica is represented in the image below? a. Old Saint Peter’s Basilica b. Bramante’s plan c. Michelangelo’s plan d. Maderno’s plan

This is the final plan of the St. Peter’s Basilica, the plan of Carlo Maderno, who continued the plans of Michelangelo's plans by adding a nave and a narthex.

Bramante's plan was basically a square, roughly representing the top half of the image provided in the question.

It was modified by Michelangelo who added a section, then extended once more by Maderno who gave it this aspect.

The basilica was finished in 1626, 120 years after the construction began.

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The plan, represented in this image is Maderno’s plan.

Maderno’s plan:

This was the final plan of St. Peter’s Basilica. It is also known as the plan of Carlo Maderno.

Bramante's plan was a square, the top half of the image is provided in the question.

This was modified by Michelangelo who add a section, then by Maderno extended it again and gave it this aspect.

The basilica was finished in 1626, after 120 years of construction work

Therefore the plan represented in this image is Maderno’s plan.

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