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1:A man can do all things if he will. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
2:As ability goes, so goes our fortune. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
3:Buildings have been made because of man. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
4:Nothing overshadows truth so much as authority. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
5:Errors accumulate in the sketch and compound in the model. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
6:The greatest work of an artist is the history of a painting. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
7:A person can do anything if they only will it strongly enough. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
8:... the movements of the body reveal the movements of the soul. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
9:Men are themselves the source of their own fortune and misfortune. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
10:The city is like a great house, and the house in its turn a small city. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
11:The Arts are learnt by reason and method; they are mastered by practice. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
12:The picture will have charm when each color is very unlike the one next to it. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
13:It was never shameful to learn from any teacher things that are useful to know. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
14:Philosophers say that nothing can be seen that is neither illuminated nor colored. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
15:What is painting but the act of embracing, by means of art, the surface of the pool? ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
16:No art, however minor, demands less than total dedication if you want to excel in it. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
17:A common error of ignorance is to maintain that what one does not know does not exist. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
18:We must always take from nature what we paint and always choose the most beautiful things. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
19:It is very rarely granted even to Nature herself to produce anything absolutely perfect in every part. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
20:I certainly consider a great appreciation of painting to be the best indication of a most perfect mind. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
21:Painting is possessed of divine power, for not only does it make the absent present, but also makes the dead almost alive. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
22:There is no art which has not had its beginnings in things full of errors. Nothing is at the same time both new and perfect. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
23:Beauty is the adjustment of all parts proportionately so that one cannot add or subtract or change without impairing the harmony of the whole. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
24:The function of the painter is to render... the visible surface so that at a certain distance... and position it appears... like the body itself. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
25:Painting contains a divine force which not only makes absent men present, as friendship is said to do, but moreover makes the dead seem almost alive. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
26:When I investigate and when I discover that the forces of the heavens and the planets are within ourselves, then truly I seem to be living among the gods. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
27:I shall praise those faces which seem to project out of the picture as though they were sculptured, and I shall censure those faces in which I see no art but that of outline. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
28:Practice by drawing things large, as if equal in representation and reality. In small drawings every large weakness is easily hidden; in the large, the smallest weakness is easily seen. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
29:I would have artists be convinced that the supreme skill and art in painting consists in knowing how to use black and white... because it is light and shade that make objects appear in relief. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
30:I prefer you to take as your model a mediocre sculpture rather than an excellent painting, for from painted objects we train our hand only to make a likeness, whereas from sculptures we learn to represent both likeness and correct incidence of light. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
31:It seems obvious that colors vary according to lights, because when any color is placed in the shade, it appears to be different from the same color which is located in light. Shade makes color dark, whereas light makes color bright where it strikes. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
32:Perhaps the artist who seeks dignity above all in his 'historia', ought to represent very few figures; for as paucity of words imparts majesty to a prince, provided histhoughts and orders are understood, so the presence of only the strictly necessary numbers of bodies confers dignity on a picture. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
33:I will never tire of recommending the custom, practiced by the best architects, of preparing not only drawings and sketches, but also models of wood or any other material. These... enable us to examine... the work as a whole... and, before continuing any further, to estimate the likely trouble and expense. ~ Leon Battista Alberti, #NFDB
34:In 1452, Leon Battista Alberti recommended in his De re aedificatoria (On Building), “The husband and wife must have separate bedrooms, not only to ensure that the husband be not disturbed by his wife, when she is about to give birth or is ill, but also to allow them, even in summer, an uninterrupted night’s sleep. ~ Sarah Bakewell, #NFDB
35:Brunelleschi’s successor as a theorist of linear perspective was another of the towering Renaissance polymaths, Leon Battista Alberti (1404 –1472), who refined many of Brunelleschi’s experiments and extended his discoveries about perspective. An artist, architect, engineer, and writer, Alberti was like Leonardo in many ways: both were illegitimate sons of prosperous fathers, athletic and good-looking, never-married, and fascinated by everything from math to art. One difference is that Alberti’s illegitimacy did not prevent him from being given a classical education. His father helped him get a dispensation from the Church laws barring illegitimate children from taking holy orders or holding ecclesiastical offices, and he studied law at Bologna, was ordained as a priest, and became a writer for the pope. During his early thirties, Alberti wrote his masterpiece analyzing painting and perspective, On Painting, the Italian edition of which was dedicated to Brunelleschi. Alberti had an engineer’s instinct for collaboration and, like Leonardo, was “a lover of friendship” and “open-hearted,” according to the scholar Anthony Grafton. He also honed the skills of courtiership. Interested in every art and technology, he would grill people from all walks of life, from cobblers to university scholars, to learn their secrets. In other words, he was much like Leonardo, except in one respect: Leonardo was not strongly motivated by the goal of furthering human knowledge by openly disseminating and publishing his findings; Alberti, on the other hand, was dedicated to sharing his work, gathering a community of intellectual colleagues who could build on each other’s discoveries, and promoting open discussion and publication as a way to advance the accumulation of learning. A maestro of collaborative practices, he believed, according to Grafton, in “discourse in the public sphere.” When Leonardo was a teenager in Florence, Alberti was in his sixties and spending much of his time in Rome, so it is unlikely they spent time together. Alberti was a major influence nonetheless. ~ Walter Isaacson, #NFDB
36:When I walk into [the studio] I am alone, but I am alone with my body, ambition, ideas, passions, needs, memories, goals, prejudices, distractions, fears.
These ten items are at the heart of who I am. Whatever I am going to create will be a reflection of how these have shaped my life, and how I've learned to channel my experiences into them.
The last two -- distractions and fears -- are the dangerous ones. They're the habitual demons that invade the launch of any project. No one starts a creative endeavor without a certain amount of fear; the key is to learn how to keep free-floating fears from paralyzing you before you've begun. When I feel that sense of dread, I try to make it as specific as possible. Let me tell you my five big fears:
1. People will laugh at me.
2. Someone has done it before.
3. I have nothing to say.
4. I will upset someone I love.
5. Once executed, the idea will never be as good as it is in my mind.
"There are mighty demons, but they're hardly unique to me. You probably share some. If I let them, they'll shut down my impulses ('No, you can't do that') and perhaps turn off the spigots of creativity altogether. So I combat my fears with a staring-down ritual, like a boxer looking his opponent right in the eye before a bout.
1. People will laugh at me? Not the people I respect; they haven't yet, and they're not going to start now....
2. Someone has done it before? Honey, it's all been done before. Nothing's original. Not Homer or Shakespeare and certainly not you. Get over yourself.
3. I have nothing to say? An irrelevant fear. We all have something to say.
4. I will upset someone I love? A serious worry that is not easily exorcised or stared down because you never know how loved ones will respond to your creation. The best you can do is remind yourself that you're a good person with good intentions. You're trying to create unity, not discord.
5. Once executed, the idea will never be as good as it is in my mind? Toughen up. Leon Battista Alberti, the 15th century architectural theorist, said, 'Errors accumulate in the sketch and compound in the model.' But better an imperfect dome in Florence than cathedrals in the clouds. ~ Twyla Tharp,#NFDB
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1.02 - The Three European Worlds, #The Ever-Present Origin, #Jean Gebser, #Integral
The early years of the Renaissance, which one might even characterize as being dramatic, are the source of further writings in the wake of Cennini's treatise. Of equally epochal importance are the three volumes of Leon Battista Alberti'sDellapittura of 1436,which, besides a theory of proportions and anatomy based anVitruvius, contain a first systematic attempt at a theory of perspectival construction (the chapter "Della prospettiva"). Earlier, Brunelleschi had achieved a perspectival construction in his dome for the cathedral of Florence, and Manetti justifiably calls him the "founder of perspectival drawing." But it was Alberti who first formulated an epistemological description of the new manner of depiction, stated, still in very general terms, in the words: "Accordingly, the painting is a slice through the visual pyramid corresponding to a particular space or interval with its Center and specific hues rendered an a given surface by lines and colors." What Vitruvius in his Architettura still designated as "scenografia" has become for Alberti a "prospettiva", a clearly depicted visual pyramid.
Some dozen years later, the three Commentarii of Lorenzo Ghiberti also treat of this same perspective; but despite his attempt to remain within the tradition, his treatises describe in a novel way not only perspective but also anatomy and a theory of drawing (teorica del disegno). It is significant that he corrects his principal model, Vitruvius, by inserting a chapter an "perspective" where Vitruvius would have included a chapter an the "knowledge of rules," and consequently intentionally 'elevates perspectivity to a basic axiom of his time.
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1. Alberti, Leon Battista Alberti ::: (Italian architect and painter; pioneering theoretician of Renaissance architecture (1404-1472))
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