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Filippo di ser Brunellesco Lippi (b. 1377–d. 1446), also known as Filippo Brunelleschi, was a late medieval goldsmith, sculptor, perspectivist, inventor, engineer, architect, and sometime poet from Florence, Italy, whose decisive contributions to three major developments in Western material culture—the invention of mathematically consistent perspective
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Ghibertis Hommage an Brunelleschi
2022kunsttexte.de - Journal für Kunst- und Bildgeschichte, Nr.
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Brunelleschi in Competition with Ghiberti
The Art Bulletin, 1922It would not be a very gross exaggeration to say that Ghiberti's little competitive panel in the Bargello has been of more interest to historians of Renaissance art than have his great bronze doors themselves. For there beside it hangs the companion relief by his rival Brunelleschi.
Fern Rusk Shapley, Clarence Kennedy
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Brunelleschi’s Dome: A New Estimate of the Thrust and Stresses in the Underlying Piers
Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 2021Mario Como, Como Mario
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2013
Il contributo restituisce in modo articolato i caratteri principali delle opere di Brunelleschi, con osservazioni puntuali sul linguaggio architettonico, sui materiali, sul rapporto architettura-città.
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Il contributo restituisce in modo articolato i caratteri principali delle opere di Brunelleschi, con osservazioni puntuali sul linguaggio architettonico, sui materiali, sul rapporto architettura-città.
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1995
The wide production of texts and pictures of machines and mechanical devices characterizing the Italian cultural scene beginning at the end of the fourteenth century has been overshadowed by Leonardo da Vinci’s personality. But however it is, in fact, not correct to say that Leonardo’s notebooks marked the beginning of the modern concept of machine ...
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The wide production of texts and pictures of machines and mechanical devices characterizing the Italian cultural scene beginning at the end of the fourteenth century has been overshadowed by Leonardo da Vinci’s personality. But however it is, in fact, not correct to say that Leonardo’s notebooks marked the beginning of the modern concept of machine ...
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