who made the sistine chapel

The Sistine Chapel, as a building, was commissioned by Pope Sixtus IV and designed by the architect Baccio Pontelli, with construction carried out under the supervision of Giovannino de’ Dolci between about 1473 and 1481.

Who “made” the Sistine Chapel?

If you’re asking who made the Sistine Chapel in the sense of who had it built and designed:

• Commissioned by: Pope Sixtus IV, after whom the chapel is named.

• Architect/designer: Baccio Pontelli, an Italian architect active in the late 15th century.

• Construction supervisor/builder: Giovannino de’ Dolci oversaw the building work.

• Construction dates: Roughly 1473–1481, replacing an older papal chapel called the Cappella Magna.

If you meant the famous interior paintings, those were created slightly later, most famously by Michelangelo on the ceiling (1508–1512) and on the Last Judgment wall (1536–1541), with earlier wall frescoes by artists like Botticelli, Ghirlandaio, Perugino, and others.

Quick recap (TL;DR)

• Who made the Sistine Chapel building?
  • Pope Sixtus IV (patron) + architect Baccio Pontelli + builder Giovannino de’ Dolci.

• Who painted the famous ceiling and Last Judgment?
  • Michelangelo.

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