Writer: Elizabeth Merrill
Protected: DMJ – Francesco di Giorgio’s Opusculum de Architectura as Self-Portrait
22.04.2025
Protected: DMJ – Francesco di Giorgio’s Opusculum de Architectura as Self-Portrait22.04.2025
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Visualizing the Renaissance Worksite and the problems of graphic translation
17.01.2024
Visualizing the Renaissance Worksite and the problems of graphic translation 17.01.2024
– Jarne Geenens and Elizabeth Merrill
Francesco di Giorgio’s autograph manuscript of machine design, the Opusculum de architectura is among the most enigmatic records of early modern architecture.[1] Dedicated to Duke Federico da Montefeltro, the compact vellum manuscript celebrates the art and ingenuity of technical design, while simultaneously capturing the energy and ambition of the fabled… Read More