Brunelleschi

Brunelleschi

architect Italy

Filippo Brunelleschi (1377-1446) was an Italian architect and engineer, renowned for his pioneering work in Renaissance architecture. He is best known for designing the dome of the Florence Cathedral, a groundbreaking feat of engineering that combined innovative techniques with aesthetic beauty. His use of linear perspective in architecture and his studies of classical Roman structures laid the groundwork for modern architectural design. Brunelleschi is often credited as one of the founding figures of the Renaissance, embodying the spirit of humanism and creativity that characterized the era.

Born on Apr 01, 1377 (648 years old)

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Spain Spain: Brunelleschi is noted for constructing the dome of the Florence Cathedral, symbolizing the grandeur of the Quattrocento. 8

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El País: Rafael Argullol: “Primero cedimos la memoria, luego la concentración y, al final, la curiosidad y el deseo” | EL PAÍS Semanal

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Brunelleschi is mentioned as the architect of the church of Santo Spirito, where the author was told off for taking photos. 5

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The Guardian: ‘I’ve been told off for taking snaps too’: our critic on the selfie-taking crackdown at the Uffizi gallery | Art