ART

It would be difficult for most people to articulate exactly what it is that they find pleasing in art and other things of beauty. Proportion would be an easy place to begin when attempting that description. As we all have come to learn is that Fibonacci is everywhere. So why not 14th century art? I mean really? Well guess what? Fibonacci is there also.
parthenon
This was especially true of the Greek whose art including urns, vases, statues and building frequently reveals the golden ratio and rectangle.

 
annunciation
There is proven evidence that Leonardo Da Vinci used theories proposed by Fibonacci. In his famous painting, Mona Lisa, there seems to be a pattern to his
work. The pattern
is the Golden ratio
and proportions.
The Golden section
is what makes the
work so aesthetically
pleasing to the human
eye. As we all know
the Mona Lisa is
considered to
be one of the greatest
paintings in history.
head
There are numerous examples of art in many different forms and cultures where the golden ratio or golden rectangle appears.
madonna
 
Many other famous painters have used the Fibonacci systems to create beautiful paintings. Ever heard of a guy named Seurat? One of his famous paintings is La Parade. It is a masterpiece filled with Fibonacci's math. The painting is divided into golden sections using a perfect mathematical proportion. Once again Fibonacci makes an incredible appearance.
sketch of la parade
la parade
The art is rendered by Fibonacci's amazing genius. By the use of divine proportions and the golden ratio, painters like Leonardo Da Vinci and Seurat were able to create images beautiful to the human eye. Fibonacci's "golden math" is present in the art world.