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 == References ==
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 [[Category:Architects]]
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 One of his main architectural writings is ''"De Re Aedificatoria"'' (1450); ''"De Pictura"'' (1435) is also an important [[Architecture|architectural]] book.
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 == Works as architect ==

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 [[Image:Leon Battista Alberti Self Portrait.jpg|thumb|Self portrait (bronze plaque), ca. 1436.]]
-[[Image:La basilique Saint-André.jpg|thumb|350px|Basilica of Saint-André, Mantua.]]
+[[Image:La basilique Saint-André.jpg|thumb|300px|Basilica of Saint-André, Mantua.]]
 '''Leone Battista Alberti''' (1404 – 1472) was an [[Italian]] [[Humanism|humanist]], [[author]], musician, [[painter]],  sculptor, architect, [[poet]], linguist, [[philosopher]], and cryptographer. He is considered the ''[[Renaissance]] ideal''.
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 {{cquote|''Leon Battista Alberti's Della pittura is the first modern treatise on the theory of [[painting]]... '' ''Alberti's academic training was not particularly unusual among humanists. At Barzizza's school he was introduced to a body of learning based on the medieval curriculum and on newly discovered antique manuscripts.'' <ref>http://www.noteaccess.com/Texts/Alberti/Intro1.htm</ref> }}
 One of his main architectural writings is ''"De Re Aedificatoria"'' (1450); ''"De Pictura"'' (1435) is also an important [[Architecture|architectural]] book.
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 == Works as architect ==

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 *[[Polymath]]
 *[[The arts]]
 == External links ==

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 [[Image:Leon Battista Alberti Self Portrait.jpg|thumb|Self portrait (bronze plaque), ca. 1436.]]
 [[Image:La basilique Saint-André.jpg|thumb|350px|Basilica of Saint-André, Mantua.]]
-'''Leone Battista Alberti''' (1404 – 1472) was an [[Italian]] humanist, [[author]], musician, [[painter]],  sculptor, architect, [[poet]], linguist, [[philosopher]], and cryptographer. He is considered the ''[[The Renaissance|Renaissance]] ideal''.
+'''Leone Battista Alberti''' (1404 – 1472) was an [[Italian]] [[Humanism|humanist]], author, musician, painter,  sculptor, architect, poet, linguist, [[philosopher]], and cryptographer. He is considered the ''[Renaissance]] ideal''.
-Leon Battista Alberti regarded [[mathematics]] as the common ground of [[art]] and the [[science|sciences]].
+Leon Battista Alberti regarded mathematics as the common ground of art and the sciences.
 {{cquote|''Leon Battista Alberti's Della pittura is the first modern treatise on the theory of [[painting]]... '' ''Alberti's academic training was not particularly unusual among humanists. At Barzizza's school he was introduced to a body of learning based on the medieval curriculum and on newly discovered antique manuscripts.'' <ref>http://www.noteaccess.com/Texts/Alberti/Intro1.htm</ref> }}
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