1. FRS 123: Technology in Art and Cultural Heritage Beyond Linear Perspective

2. Wide Angle Distortions Peruzzi, Salone delle ProspettivePeruzzi, Salone delle Prospettive

3. Wide Angle Distortions Goes away when painting viewed in perspective: match observer’s viewpoint to center of projectionGoes away when painting viewed in perspective: match observer’s viewpoint to center of projection – “Peepshows”: Brunelleschi, Hoogstraten

4. Emphasizing Distortion Vincent van Gogh: The Artist’s Room in ArlesVincent van Gogh: The Artist’s Room in Arles

5. Anamorphic Art Hans Holbein the Younger’s “The Ambassadors”Hans Holbein the Younger’s “The Ambassadors”

6. Combatting Wide Angle Distortion Local perspective: Raphael’s School of AthensLocal perspective: Raphael’s School of Athens

7. Local Perspective After renaissance: deliberate distortions, multiple perspectives for artistic effectAfter renaissance: deliberate distortions, multiple perspectives for artistic effect Georgio De ChiricoGeorgio De Chirico

8. Cubism: Picasso Early 20 th -century art movement: originally meant to include multiple viewpoints in 1 imageEarly 20 th -century art movement: originally meant to include multiple viewpoints in 1 image

9. Cubism: Picasso Eventually gets more abstractEventually gets more abstract

10. Composite Photography: David Hockney

12. Multiperspective Panoramas Background plate for cartoonsBackground plate for cartoons – Camera pans across

13. Multiperspective Panoramas Construct using computerConstruct using computer

14. Flexible Multiperspective using Computer