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Born 1377 in Florence, Italy he lived their throughout his entire life and died April 15, 1446. (English)

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Designed the "Duomo" the dome of the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore using machines that he invented. This was his most well-known piece of work (Gowing)

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A marble statue created by Luigi Pampaloni in 1838. It is located under the "Duomo" and features Filippo Brunelleschi looking up at his great creation. (King)

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Rediscovered the principles of linear perspective in about 1415. Linear perspective is a technique used in art to this day which gives the illusion of depth. It can make a piece of art look 3D instead of 2D. Objects that are farther away from us appear smaller, so they are drawn smaller to create the illusion of space and distance. (Britannica)

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Was the second of three sons born to Ser Brunellesco di Lippi, a successful Florentine notary, and Giuliana Spini. Although Filippo Brunelleschi never married adopted a son who also became an artist. (Gowing)

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Some of his other work includes Foundling Hospital (1419), Churches of San Lorenzo (1420), Santo Spirito (1436), Santa Maria degli Angeli (1437), and Pazzi Chapel (1433). (Sarti)

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