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The Rivalry of Brunelleschi & Ghiberti

The Rivalry of Brunelleschi & Ghiberti. A Renaissance Man. F ilipo Brunelleschi Trained as a goldsmith and sculptor. Became an artist and architect . His Rivalry with Ghiberti. Brunelleschi lost a competition in 1401 to create doors for Florence’s baptistery.

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The Rivalry of Brunelleschi & Ghiberti

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  1. The Rivalry of Brunelleschi & Ghiberti

  2. A Renaissance Man Filipo Brunelleschi • Trained as a goldsmith and sculptor. • Became an artist and architect.

  3. His Rivalry with Ghiberti • Brunelleschi lost a competition in 1401 to create doors for Florence’s baptistery.

  4. His Rivalry with Ghiberti • Ghiberti devoted 49 years of his life to carving the doors.

  5. Brunelleschi Ghiberti Sacrifice of IsaacContest Entries for Baptistery Doors

  6. Ghiberti – Gates of ParadiseBaptistery Door, Florence

  7. Inventing Perspective • Brunelleschi’s discovery came from studying architecture. • His realistic images helped him win contracts and became the basis for our blue prints today.

  8. Brunelleschi’s Demonstration

  9. The Duomo

  10. The Duomo • Santa Maria del Fiore (The Duomo). • The building was constructed prior to a solution being found for the dome. • In 1418 Brunelleschi and Ghiberti once again competed for the job. • This time Brunelleschi won.

  11. The Duomo • The width of the base allowed space for two domes to be built. • This reduced the weight greatly. • The inner dome was of self-supporting herringboned brick.

  12. The Duomo • The outer dome was secured with massive chains.

  13. The Duomo

  14. The Duomo

  15. The Duomo • The completed structure immortalized Brunelleschi and Florence.

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