The first documented use of perspective on a stage. In accordance with Vitruvius' instructions, there were “stationary” types of perspective stages for tragedy - with a grand royally conceived town full of statues, stairways and palaces, Comedy - with a folk and simple picture of burgher homes, balconies and false windows and satyric - full of wild nature, rocks and village attributes. These prescribed types of scenes were assembled by S. Serlio in the second of the Seven Books on Architecture.