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Brunelleschi, the renowned Italian architect and engineer, left an indelible mark on the world of art and architecture. His innovative designs continue to inspire awe even today. One such masterpiece is his design for the dome of Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral in Florence, Italy. In a contemporary drawing by Lodovico Cardi da Cigoli, we can see a cross-section of Brunelleschi's ingenious design. The intricate details reveal his meticulous planning and craftsmanship. Another 16th-century drawing showcases the plan and cut of this magnificent dome, highlighting its grandeur. The Florence Cathedral itself stands as a testament to Brunelleschi's genius. A photograph from around 1905 captures its breathtaking beauty against the backdrop of the cityscape. Giotto Tower complements Brunelleschi's creation perfectly. Not limited to architecture alone, it also dabbled in sculpture. A statue immortalizes him, capturing his essence as an artist who pushed boundaries and challenged conventions. Moving away from artistic depictions, a ceramic tondo found at the Hospital of the Innocents in Florence adds another dimension to Brunelleschi's legacy. This piece exemplifies his versatility across various mediums. Giotto, another prominent figure during that era, influenced Brunelleschi with his own architectural prowess. Their collaboration resulted in some truly remarkable structures that still captivate audiences worldwide. Even beyond art and architecture circles, Filippo Brunelleschi remains an iconic figure representing Italian culture and history. An art deco lady with her fashionable attire symbolizes glamourized elegance reminiscent of those times when he lived. Lastly but not leastly is Agnello Brunelleschi Attacked By a Six-Footed Serpent painting which depicts one aspect of mythology associated with this legendary name - showcasing how it transcends time through different forms of expression.