Filippo Brunelleschi was an Italian designer and sculptor born in 1377 who is considered the pioneer of the Renaissance movement. He studied mathematics and engineering and traveled to Rome to learn from ancient Roman architects like Vitruvius. Brunelleschi made important discoveries in linear perspective and converting 2D paintings to 3D forms. His most famous works include designing the dome of Florence Cathedral without any wood scaffolding through the use of self-supporting brickwork, and designing the Old Sacristy chapel which set standards for classical proportion and unity in architecture.
Filippo Brunelleschi was an Italian designer and sculptor born in 1377 who is considered the pioneer of the Renaissance movement. He studied mathematics and engineering and traveled to Rome to learn from ancient Roman architects like Vitruvius. Brunelleschi made important discoveries in linear perspective and converting 2D paintings to 3D forms. His most famous works include designing the dome of Florence Cathedral without any wood scaffolding through the use of self-supporting brickwork, and designing the Old Sacristy chapel which set standards for classical proportion and unity in architecture.
Filippo Brunelleschi was an Italian designer and sculptor born in 1377 who is considered the pioneer of the Renaissance movement. He studied mathematics and engineering and traveled to Rome to learn from ancient Roman architects like Vitruvius. Brunelleschi made important discoveries in linear perspective and converting 2D paintings to 3D forms. His most famous works include designing the dome of Florence Cathedral without any wood scaffolding through the use of self-supporting brickwork, and designing the Old Sacristy chapel which set standards for classical proportion and unity in architecture.
116AR0010 Italian designer- A Goldsmith A Sculptor Born in Florence, Italy in 1377 Started the movement of Early Renaissance Interest in mathematics and engineering INFLUENCES Went to Rome to gain ideas Vitruvius – DE ARCHITECTURA Studied the geometric proportions Pantheon was the main feature of study DISCOVERIES Linear perspective Conversion of 2D paintings on panels into 3D art forms Sketched the Baptistery to analyze the one point perspective view THE WORKS The Duomo of Santa Maria del Fiore The Design and Plan of Old Sacristy Constructon was almost completed before the birth of Filipo A church without a dome Nobody had the idea how to construct the dome Competition was held by Arte della Lana in 1418 Brunelleschi came with his ideas Challenged the participants to stable the egg on a piece of marble CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUE The Duomo started in 1418 A dual dome with limited use of timber scaffoldings Octagonal base Herringbone pattern Self supporting 4 million bricks THE OLD SACRISTY Important building in Florence Accesed inside from San Lorenzo, off the left transept Set the tone of implementation of proportion,classical orders and unity of elements Space came to be known as old sacristy Started in 1421 Ended in 1440 THANK YOU