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How an Amateur Built the World's Biggest Dome

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How Brunelleschi's Work Reflected on Renaissance Style

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How Brunelleschi's Work Reflected on Renaissance Style

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Filippo’s work shows the new style and design of architecture which was truly like no other at the time. The linear perspectives he invented for his domes were adapted into artwork by artists. He showed artists how to add depth and perspective into their artwork for a more realistic look.

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Ospidale degli Innocenti in Florence, Italy 

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He designed the Duomo, constructed the Ospidale degli Innocenti and he added to the field of art theory.

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Why was he important to the Renaissance and was he best known for?

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Why was he important to the Renaissance and was he best known for?

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Filippo was important to the Renaissance because he designed the Duomo and spent most of his life working on the construction of it. Brunelleschi’s work on the Duomo helped to form the basis for Italian Renaissance architecture considering it was different from everything else at the time. He was best known for his design of the Duomo.

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Before Brunelleschi’s Renaissance achievement, he trained as a goldsmith and sculptor. Early in his life, he took a lot of interest in art and craftsmanship. His father saw his talent and guided him. He studied sculpture at a Florentine workshop.

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When was Filippo Brunelleschi born and when did he die? 

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When was Filippo Brunelleschi born and when did he die? 

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Brunelleschi was born in 1377 in Florence and he died on April 15, 1446.