Özet:

The Real Perspective is a geometric structure that was "icad" in Italy in the Renaissance and is the foundation of the painting art. In the 'center' of this geometric structure is a one-to-one downward point of view, and according to this point of view the appearance of the 'mekan' and all the objects in the space are identified on a surface. The true Perspective is not just a realization-imaging technique, but the most important technique of a mathematical-content art, which is the basis of a new art understanding, and a kind of symbol of this new art. In the effort of the Renaissance artist to reflect the nature with his own observations, with great curiosity, this technique provided him with a certain rational-intellectual basis in the 'configuration of the field' (in the construction). Thus, in Renaissance, the work of painting was seen as a practical science, transformed into a rational effort, and became an important tool for the artists in their efforts to understand the world and to resolve it.  In this regard, Renaissance art has also been a messenger of the modern science era in Europe. In the Renaissance, artists often adopted a more naturalist approach of art based on observation. But with the concern of building this approach on solid foundations, the mathematical approach in art has begun to rise.