Lecture

Historical Overview: Antiquity & Renaissance

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Description

This lecture provides an in-depth analysis of the evolution of representation techniques from Antiquity to the Renaissance, exploring different perspectives on the knowledge and use of projection and perspective. It delves into the historical context, discussing the theories and practices of ancient artists and mathematicians, as well as the advancements made during the Renaissance period.

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Modern Era: Early modern period

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