Tag: Filippo Brunelleschi

Who Invented Linear Perspective — and Why the “First” Example Is Wrong?

Brunelleschi demonstrated perspective around 1420 and Alberti codified it in 1435, yet Masaccio’s Holy Trinity — the textbook first example — contains measurable geometric errors. The illusion came first; the mathematics followed.

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