Linear perspective

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In the 1400-1600's an intense time of Artistic Intellectual, Science, Math discoveries and inventions.

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Italian Renaissance

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a famous one point perspective painting by Italian artist and architect Raphael

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"The School of Athens"

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a technique that shows depth or distance by changing color value/intensity and the size of objects.

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aerial perspective

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a system for drawing lines to create the illusion of depth or distance in a work of art.

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linear perspective

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a place in a perspective drawing where lines appear to meet and things seem to disappear

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vanishing point

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a type of linear perspective were many lines converge/meet at a single point.

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one-point perspective

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a type of linear perspective in which lines converge at two vanishing points;

two viewing points

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two-point perspective

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Represents the corner of the height of an object.

North and south directions.

A 90 degree angle

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vertical edge

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lines that meet at a vanishing point on the horizon

are also known as orthogonal lines

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converging lines

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Considered America's greatest architect. "a building should blend into and harmonize with its surroundings." an example Falling Water.

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Frank Lloyd Wright