Alexander-Skipnes, Ingrid (Editor)
During the early modern period there was a natural correspondence between how artists might benefit from the knowledge of mathematics and how mathematicians might explore, through advances in the study of visual culture, new areas of inquiry that would uncover the mysteries of the visible world. This volume makes its contribution by offering new interdisciplinary approaches that not only investigate perspective but also examine how mathematics enriched aesthetic theory and the human mind. The contributors explore the portrayal of mathematical activity and mathematicians as well as their ideas and instruments, how artists displayed their mathematical skills and the choices visual artists made between geometry and arithmetic, as well as Euclid’s impact on drawing, artistic practice and theory. These chapters cover a broad geographical area that includes Italy, Switzerland, Germany, the Netherlands, France and England. The artists, philosophers and mathematicians whose work is discussed include Leon Battista Alberti, Nicholas Cusanus, Marsilio Ficino, Francesco di Giorgio, Leonardo da Vinci and Andrea del Verrocchio, as well as Michelangelo, Galileo, Piero della Francesca, Girard Desargues, William Hogarth, Albrecht Dürer, Luca Pacioli and Raphael.
...MoreReview Albrecht Heefer (2019) Review of "Visual Culture and Mathematics in the Early Modern Period". British Journal for the History of Mathematics (pp. 194-195).
Review Ubiratan D'Ambrosio (2018) Review of "Visual Culture and Mathematics in the Early Modern Period". British Journal for the History of Science (pp. 158-160).
Chapter Rangsook Yoon 5. Dürer’s Underweysung der Messung and the Geometric Construction of Alphabets. In: Visual Culture and Mathematics in the Early Modern Period (pp. 71-83).
Chapter John Hendrix (2017) 2. Renaissance Aesthetics and Mathematics. In: Visual Culture and Mathematics in the Early Modern Period (pp. 11-31).
Chapter Ingrid Alexander-Skipnes (2017) Introduction. In: Visual Culture and Mathematics in the Early Modern Period (pp. 1-8).
Chapter Angeliki Pollali 3. Design Method and Mathematics in Francesco di Giorgio's Trattati. In: Visual Culture and Mathematics in the Early Modern Period (pp. 32-51).
Chapter Ingrid Alexander-Skipnes 9. Mathematical Imagination in Raphael’s School of Athens. In: Visual Culture and Mathematics in the Early Modern Period (pp. 150-176).
Chapter Renzo Baldasso; John Logan 8. Between the Golden Ratio and a Semiperfect Solid: Fra Luca Pacioli and the Portrayal of Mathematical Humanism. In: Visual Culture and Mathematics in the Early Modern Period (pp. 130-149).
Chapter Matthew Landrus 4. Mathematical and Proportion Theories in the Work of Leonardo da Vinci and Contemporary Artist/Engineers at the Turn of the Sixteenth Century. In: Visual Culture and Mathematics in the Early Modern Period (pp. 52-68).
Chapter Caroline O. Fowler 7. The Point and Its Line: An Early Modern History of Movement. In: Visual Culture and Mathematics in the Early Modern Period (pp. 113-129).
Chapter Perry Brooks 6. Circling the Square: The Meaningful Use of Φ and Π in the Paintings of Piero della Francesca. In: Visual Culture and Mathematics in the Early Modern Period (pp. 84-110).
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Perry Brooks;
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6. Circling the Square: The Meaningful Use of Φ and Π in the Paintings of Piero della Francesca
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Dupré, Sven;
(2011)
The Historiography of Perspective and Reflexy-Const in Netherlandish Art
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Mersch, Dieter;
(2008)
Representation and Distortion: On the Construction of Rationality and Irrationality in Early Modern Modes of Representation
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Jorink, Eric;
Ramakers, Bart;
(2011)
Art and Science in the Early Modern Netherlands
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Rommevaux, S.;
Vendrix, P.;
Zara, V.;
(2011)
Proportions. Science, musique, peinture et architecture
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Matthew Landrus;
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4. Mathematical and Proportion Theories in the Work of Leonardo da Vinci and Contemporary Artist/Engineers at the Turn of the Sixteenth Century
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Høyrup, Jens;
(2009)
“Proportions’’ in and around the Italian Abbacus Tradition
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Camerota, Filippo;
(2007)
Il contributo di Galileo alla matematizzazione delle arti
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Higton, Hestor;
(2013)
Instruments and Illustration: The Use of Images in Edmund Gunter's De Sectore et Radio
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Article
Fabio Bellissima;
Maria Silvestrini;
(2017)
The «Mathematical Possibilities» of the Music Concept of Mode from Ptolemy to Messiaen
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Remmert, Volker R.;
(2011)
Picturing the Scientific Revolution
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Volker R. Remmert;
(2016)
The Art of Garden and Landscape Design and the Mathematical Sciences in the Early Modern Period
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Wise, M. Norton;
(2010)
What's in a Line?
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Gessner, Samuel;
(2013)
The Use of Printed Images for Instrument-Making at the Arsenius Workshop
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Wernimont, Jacqueline D.;
(2009)
Writing Possibility: Early Modern Poetry and Mathematics
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Bennett, Jim;
(2011)
Early Modern Mathematical Instruments
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Marr, Alexander;
(2011)
Between Raphael and Galileo: Mutio Oddi and the Mathematical Culture of Late Renaissance Italy
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Jens Høyrup;
(2023)
The World of the Abbaco: Abbacus Mathematics Analyzed and Situated Historically Between Fibonacci and Stifel
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Renzo Baldasso;
John Logan;
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8. Between the Golden Ratio and a Semiperfect Solid: Fra Luca Pacioli and the Portrayal of Mathematical Humanism
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Camerota, Filippo;
Cigoli, Ludovico Cardi da;
(2010)
Linear Perspective in the Age of Galileo: Lodovico Cigoli's Prospettiva Pratica
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