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What was Davinci known as ?
The “Renaissance Man”
What did he pioneer in?
Art, Science, Engineering
What art techique was used on the Mona Lisa
Sftumato - the bleding of colors and edges to create a soft life like appearance - makes skin smoother
What is the Mona Lisa known for ?
Her myterious smile that changes depending on how you look at and realistic appreance
Perspective to make the backround landscapes look farther away and more realistic
Where was the Last Supper painted ?
On a wall in a monsteray in Milan
What does the last Supper depict?
the dramatic moment when Jesusu was betrayed by a disclipe during his final meal before his arrest and crufication
What art techniques are used?
Perspective and emtion on the figures
What is the Viturian Man a bleend of
Science, nature, art, and math
Whatn the propotions based on in the Viturain Man
The Roman Archutect Viturious
What does the Viruvian man prove?
Ideal human proportions cna fit in a square and circle
What is the modern Day use for the Virtuvian Man?
It is not used as a sicentic tool but rather a symbol - many medicla instutions and textbooks used it as a logo
What does the Viturvian man connect?
It connect anatomy and geometry.
What does the Vitruvian Man show about humans in thr universe.
Humans are microisms in the universe.
How many bodies did Davinci dissect?
Over 30 bodies
How many antomical drawings did he draw?
Over 240 anotomical drawings
What types of body parts did he studied.
Muscles, heart, brain, and fetus in the womb
what were his goals when studing anatomy
Improving the realism in his artwork
Understanding how form and function were linked
Understanding the innerwprkings of the human body
How are his antomical drawing distinguished as?
The most accurate anatomy textbook of his time .
What did his antomical drawing combine?
Combined scientific observations with artistic clarity.
When were his scientific works finally published?
19th century
What fight machines did he deisign?
Early designs of the hang glider and helicopter
What military weapons did he design?
Giant crossbow, tanks, and cannons
What hydraulic machines did he design?
Water pumps and canals
Where the machines Davinci designed every built
No but they show extrodinary imagination and innovation
How did Davinci revolution art?
Brought realism, emotion, and specific detail in his painting
Works like the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper showed new ways to expressed light, depth and human emotion
His tecniques like sftumato influenced artist for centuries
How was davinci a scientific thinker before his time?
He believed in observation and experimetation were key to understanding the world - which is now a core idea in modern science
He would observe natural processes, form questions, test ideas, and document result - which is the basis of the modern sicentific method
Laid the foundationd of scientic thinking before science as we know it even existed
How did Davinci impact modern day engineering?
His motebooks were filled with mechanical and architectural ideas that influenced later invetors and engineers
Inventors and engineers studybhis notebooks for insprirations
How did he impact STEAM education?
He showed the world that are and science could work together, not seperately
This changed how peopel learned and thoguht during the Renaissance and still inspires the STEAM eduacation today
What legacy did he leave behind?
valued assking questions, not accepting easy answers
Thatspirt of curiosity is a core part of modern sicence, design, and innovation
Symbol of human creativity and potentiol
Summarize Conclusion
transformed art
Advanced scientific thinking
imagined technolofigies of the future
Proved the power of curiosity and observation
Became a symbol of human creativity and potential