Saturday, November 23, 2019
Leonardo Da Vinci essays
Leonardo Da Vinci essays    Leonardo Da Vinci was born on April 14, 1452 in the     town of Vinci located near Florence, Italy.  He lived     during the fifteenth century, which is a period when the     people of Europe become fascinated with art.  This     period of time was known as the Renaissance period.      As history tells it, Leonardo Da Vinci was very talented.      He was known as a great artist, but he became famous     because he was able to do so many other things.  He     was an architect, a musician, inventor, sculptor,     scientist, and a mathematician.  His artistic talent     revealed its self early in his life.  When he was about     fifteen years old, Leonardos father took him to Florence     Italy, to train as a painter and sculptor in the studio of     Andrea del Verroccho.  He studied with this master until     the age of twenty five.  At this point, he set up his own     business and was famous for being a painter and a man     of science.  As a scientist, he observed everything he     could out of nature.  Leonardo used what he learned     from nature and science to make his paintings to look     realistic.  He drew and took many notes of what he     observed from the environment around him.  HIs notes     were written backwards, probably because he didnt     want people to read about these wonderful discoveries     and observations.  In order to read Leonardos notes,     one has to hold them up to a mirror.  In 1472 he entered     a painters professional group.    His earliest extensive     works date back to this time.  In 1482 Da Vinci worked     for Duke Lodovico Sforza in Milan for eighteen years.      He accomplished the position as court artist, but also     worked as an engineer and architect.   While in Milan,     Leonardo developed more theories about painting.      Leonardo believed that knowledge should be based on     observation.  He believed that observation led to     understanding, and artists had an responsibility to     record this understanding by painting accu...     
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