`  ==Queen's House== The article on the Queen's House contains the statement ``However, although its style is generally called Palladian, its most specific precedent is not by Palladio but rather Giuliano da Sangallo's Villa Medici at Poggio a Caiano.`` It's not referenced although, great buildings online alludes to a quote from Banister Fletcher speculating that ``Perhaps modeled on the Medici villa at Poggio a Caiano``. I'm a bit wary of Fletcher these days, don't have my copy to hand, and know that you and Wetman are quite the authority in these matters. What's your view? At the very least the article's statement needs some qualification, but again, we are discussing antecedants, and one academics speculation may be as valid as another, unless we have Jones's diary containing specific and bountiful praise of the Villa Medici, it's difficult to see why that was singled out rather than other candidates.   `