Piero della Francesca

Piero della Francesca, an eminent figure of the Italian Renaissance, is known for his dual role as painter and mathematician. Originally from Sansepolcro, his works range from painting to geometry, blending theology and philosophy. His artistic training began in Sansepolcro and continued in Florence, where he worked with Domenico Veneziano and was influenced by Masaccio. Among his most famous creations is the Polyptych of Mercy. His works, characterized by complex geometries and profound meanings, make him one of the most fascinating and influential figures of the Renaissance.