The rule of the “Golden Section”

Vitruvian Man – a drawing depicting the figure of a naked man with his arms spread apart, describing a circle and a square, in two, superimposed one on the other, positions. This drawing, made by Leonardo around 1490-1492, is sometimes called canonical proportions. Any of you can get more detailed information about these proportions from the Internet. For our topic today, it is interesting that followers of Leonardo da Vinci, who studied the Golden Section rule, found it universal and applicable not only to nature, but also to man, for example, in architecture, music and art. Is managing finance, business, economics not art? Continue reading →