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1.   Early Renaissance: can be described as the first great cultural achievement of the middle classes. They created their own forms of expression, while the church and the nobility, backed by tradition, at first rejected the new realism.

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Born in 1420 in Borgo San Sepolcro, Italy

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Born in 1420 in Borgo San Sepolcro, Italy

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He applied himself to mathematics in school

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Piero's apprenticeship with local painter stared when he was about ten years old.

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His work on painting "poles and candles" for the master is recorded.

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Piero moved to Florence, Italy

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"to create some of the most arresting religious paintings of the early Renaissance”

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Lines appear to converge at a single fixed point in the distance

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And also known for stillness of his figures

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And also known for stillness of his figures

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Brera Madonna, his best work

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Piero never married, which allowed him freedom to travel

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Some of his works would take up to 14 years to complete like this fresco.

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to his hometown San Sepolcro

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Painting: Death of Adam

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He was better valued as a mathematician after his death.

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Because his work remained in churches and buildings.

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his work began to be studied.