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Piero della Francesca, de son nom complet Piero di Benedetto de Franceschi ou encore Pietro Borghese, né entre 1412 et 1420 à Borgo San Sepolcro (aujourd'hui Sansepolcro) dans la haute vallée du Tibre en république de Florence et mort dans la même ville le 12 octobre 1492, est un artiste peintre et un mathématicien florentin du Quattrocento (XV e siècle italien).
Piero di Benedetto de' Franceschi, noto comunemente come Piero della Francesca ( Borgo Sansepolcro, giugno 1412 circa – Borgo Sansepolcro, 12 ottobre 1492 ), è stato un pittore e matematico italiano. [1] Tra le personalità più emblematiche del Rinascimento italiano, fu un esponente della seconda generazione di pittori-umanisti.
Piero della Francesca harnessed mathematical theory and geometry, combining them with Renaissance Humanism, to create some of the most arresting religious paintings of the early Renaissance. His use of linear perspective and foreshortening brought biblical scenes and legends to life, and his emulation of classical figures and compositions lend ...
ピエロ・デラ・フランチェスカ. ピエロ・デラ・フランチェスカ または ピエロ・デッラ・フランチェスカ （ Piero della Francesca, 1412年 - 1492年 10月12日 ）は、 ボッティチェッリ と並ぶ初期 イタリア 初期 ルネサンス を代表する 画家 。.
8 de oct. de 2020 · Piero della Francesca was born in Borgo Santo Sepolcro in Tuscany, Italy around 1420 CE. His father died before he was born and so he became known as 'of Francesca', after his mother. Piero first appears in the historical record in 1430 CE when he is already the assistant of Antonio di Giovanni d'Anghiari, an artist working in San Sepolcro.
He is mentioned as a painter as early as 1432, associated with Antonio d'Anghiari, who was probably his first teacher. Aside from this connection, [1] nothing is known about his training. But the art of Piero della Francesca--who develops to poetic heights the subtle use of perspectival representation proposed in works of Domenico Veneziano, [2 ...
1 de jun. de 2024 · Piero della Francesca pudo conocer a ambos en 1458-1459, cuando el Papa Pío II preparaba una cruzada para recuperar Constantinopla y pretendía que la dirigiera Federico de Montefeltro. Buonconte da Montefeltro, destinado a ser sucesor de aquel pero muerto en 1458, aparecería en el centro según este historiador.
