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The Book of Optics , a seven volume treatise on optics, physics, mathematics, anatomy and psychology was written 989 years ago (11 century) by the Iraqi Muslim scientist, Ibn al-Haytham . He is considered the Father of Modern Optics and the Scientific Method.

After getting their hands on a translation of The Book of Optics, artists of the Renaissance finally understood the principles of perspective and pretty soon practically everyone was using this new way of seeing and interpreting “reality”

Intersecting the cone of light with a planar grid and fixing the point of view, Dürer and others, were able to dissect reality and establish an optical relationships of its components.

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