leonardo da vinci: the renaissance man
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Leonardo Da Vinci: The Renaissance Man. By: Sydne Harris. The Renaissance Man. Leonardo Da Vinci Inventor Painter Scientist Renaissance Reason over Religion Pushing the boundaries Questioning. Inventor. Armored Vehicle Automatic Igniting Device Soldier Jumping Device. Painter. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
LEONARDO DA VINCI: THE RENAISSANCE MAN
By: Sydne Harris
THE RENAISSANCE MAN Leonardo Da Vinci
Inventor Painter Scientist
• Renaissance Reason over Religion Pushing the boundaries Questioning
INVENTOR Armored Vehicle Automatic Igniting Device Soldier Jumping Device
PAINTER Realism vs. cartoonish and flat. Sfumato – disappearing or vanishing Chiaroscuro – soft or foggy.
SCIENTIST Leonardo worked in
hospitals in Milan, Rome and Florence.Dissections Observations200 drawings
contributed to Treatise on Painting
WHAT IF…
Leonardo hadn’t invented… the armored vehicle? No tank which is a great
war device because it allows one side to get near the opposing side and still defend themselves.
WHAT IF… Leonardo hadn’t invented the…
Automatic Igniting device? No automatic firearms.
WHAT IF… Leonardo hadn’t
invented… The soldier’s
jumping device? No parachute to be used as a war device or recreation.
WHAT IF… Leonardo hadn’t painted using…
RealismSfumatoChiaroscuro
We would still have boring, flat Paintings in which the faces lookCartoonish.
WHAT IF… Leonardo hadn’t
conducted scientific experiments beyond his time?We wouldn’t have some
of the basic knowledge that we do about muscles, tendons, organs, bones, and the human body in general.
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