Leo Davinci Essay

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What was Davinci known as ?

The “Renaissance Man”

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What did he pioneer in?

Art, Science, Engineering

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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

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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

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Where was the Last Supper painted ?

On a wall in a monsteray in Milan

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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

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What art techniques are used?

Perspective and emtion on the figures

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What is the Viturian Man a bleend of

Science, nature, art, and math

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Whatn the propotions based on in the Viturain Man

The Roman Archutect Viturious

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What does the Viruvian man prove?

Ideal human proportions cna fit in a square and circle

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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

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What does the Viturvian man connect?

It connect anatomy and geometry.

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What does the Vitruvian Man show about humans in thr universe.

Humans are microisms in the universe.

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How many bodies did Davinci dissect?

Over 30 bodies

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How many antomical drawings did he draw?

Over 240 anotomical drawings

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What types of body parts did he studied.

Muscles, heart, brain, and fetus in the womb

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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

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How are his antomical drawing distinguished as?

The most accurate anatomy textbook of his time .

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What did his antomical drawing combine?

Combined scientific observations with artistic clarity.

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When were his scientific works finally published?

19th century

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What fight machines did he deisign?

Early designs of the hang glider and helicopter

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What military weapons did he design?

Giant crossbow, tanks, and cannons

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What hydraulic machines did he design?

Water pumps and canals

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Where the machines Davinci designed every built

No but they show extrodinary imagination and innovation

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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