Linear Perspective: Brunelleschi's Experiment

An introduction to Filippo Brunelleschi's experiment regarding linear perspective, c. 1420, in front of the Baptistry in Florence . Created by Beth Harris and Steven Zucker.

[@classy_dweller]

F.Brunelleschi is one of the greatest Renaissance architects in Italy!

[@WhatMouse]

Thank you this was very helpful for my report on Brunelleschi!
This is almost all I needed for the small section I had on perspective :)

[@martyc3447]

@Javier Long Alvarez Delgado lol

[@martyc3447]

@Javier Long Alvarez Delgado olo

[@MrMiddenfacemcnulty]

You can't beat a bit of the old linear perspective. Great stuff.

[@catalinvsmusic_10]

A little bit unrelated to the topic. What is the piano piece used as intro here?

[@alx1719]

May somebody give me some examples of renaissance paintings which were rejecting linear perspective? Not sure what exactly does it means, does some works of Uccello or Mantegnia count? (Or like gozzoli?) Or were there some painters consciously rejecting the idea of it through their works, I think that would be very unique and interesting. Great videos btw.

[@smarthistory-art-history]

As an example, Botticelli eschews linear perspective in his two most well known works, Primavera and the Birth of Venus.

[@alx1719]

Smarthistory Thank you !😀

[@gregorythomas2674]

Ancora per favore! Great video. More please!

[@Sasha0927]

🙊 Dr. Zucker came in hot on this one! lol. I'm so mad it reminded me of the Epic Rap Battle between "Bill Gates" and "Steve Jobs." So unexpected, it's hilarious.
Anywho, I'm impressed and inspired by Brunelleschi's inventiveness. I'm looking forward to doing a deep-dive on that "how it's done" section of your site to hear more innovations. It'll get me in a good, creative space for optimizing next week's workflow. 🙂

[@roccomepose8130]

Enlightening, thank you.

[@sugarfreeilj]

''mhm i see it''

[@CuttyKitty1]

Could someone tell me what is the name of the painting at 3:34? Who created it? Thanks

[@Snapreplays]

You did bitch

[@magicknight13]

Jesus giving the keys to St Peter, by Perugino. a comment by Juan Miguez Munoz Corbalan also answered the question!

[@brmrshsts9666]

I NEED THE ANSWER

[@juanmiguelmunozcorbalan30]

PERUGINO's "Jesus giving the keys to St. Peter" (Sixtine Chapel, Vatican, Rome).

[@moonisnotafish]

great video! Brunelleschi should have been one of the ninja turtles.

[@annamunkjohansen2758]

Does anyone know what the model appearing at 00:21 originates from, what is it a model of?

[@smarthistory-art-history]

It's Paolo Uccello's Study for a Chalice.

[@annamunkjohansen2758]

@@smarthistory-art-history Thank you!

[@bretdouglas9407]

Love florence and the renaissance period. Love the dome.

[@scott49140]

have you seen vasris last judgement inside the dome?

[@melissasalasblair5273]

Thank you so much 🌌 :47/8 🔖3:30 3:41/5

[@lakshmanankomathmanalath]

great. thank you.

[@martyc3447]

*7 years ago*

[@memeguy3311]

@@martyc3447 n i n e y e a r s a g o

[@r.ballin3848]

very helpful

[@mrlop8738]

Perfect for my project

[@Doc_mccoy]

quite sophisticated

[@Tuscantourguide]

Please don't think that Brunelleschi built the Baptistry

[@rodrigo.marchesini]

VAI BRAsIL