Â He completed a design by Neri without the use of scaffolding, a practice that he had perfected on the Ridolfi and Barbadori Chapels; however, he also designed the basilica of Santo Spirito.
This man once played a prank on a woodworker named Manetto by convincing him that he had traded places with a man named Matteo. He built a boat to carry marble to his building site, but that boat, Il Badalone, sank with all of the cargo. Â He completed a design by Neri without the use of scaffolding, a practice that he had perfected on the Ridolfi and Barbadori Chapels; however, he also designed the basilica of Santo Spirito. This man (*) rediscovered the vanishing point, used it in his paintings of the Baptistry of San Giovanni by his main rival, whom he bested in one competition with an octagonal design, however he did not win the competition for the baptistry doors of that building. Â For 10 points, name this Italian architect and rival of Lorenzo Ghiberti, noted for competing the Dome of Florence's Duomo.
This man once played a prank on a woodworker named Manetto by convincing him that he had traded places with a man named Matteo.
Filippo Brunelleschi