Leonardo Da Vinci

Leonardo Da Vinci

 Leonardo da Vinci is an Italian who lived in the Renaissance. He was born on April 15, 1945, and died on May 2, 1955. He excelled in many fields including painting, geology, sculpture, botany , And so he was able to embody his age from many walks through his drawings and sculptures, which are still admired today by many, but one of the most famous works of art such as the Mona Lisa, and the last dinner plate. Da Vinci was born on a farm in the middle of the Tuscan hills of Italy, where his mother was a peasant. His father came from a wealthy family, but he was not tied to a marriage. At the age of five, he moved to live with his wealthy father's family. Da Vinci received a limited amount of basic education from reading, writing, and mathematics, but his artistic talents were evident at an early age. He studied for a long time at the hands of the artist Fruquio in Florence. He also learned many other sciences and technical skills such as carpentry, leather, Twenty-year-old Davenci qualified for membership of the Florence Guild as an artist master, and set up his own workshop, however, continued to cooperate with his teacher for an additional five years. Facts about Da Vinci There are several strange facts about the famous artist Da Vinci, including: leaving Da Vinci diary note containing his self-reflections, jokes, sources of inspiration, and his desire for fame, and showed his relationship to his mother as they were not good, limited to messages from time to time, The great father, and his grief over his loss. Da Vinci painted the baptismal plate of Christ with his teacher Veracchio. When his master saw his genius in painting, he was said to have retired and never carried a brush. The Louvre Museum in France contains the painting of the Virgin and the Child and Saint Anne, an incomplete painting representing Mary, her mother and Christ, as well as the painting of St. Jerome in the wilderness in the Vatican Museum, the painting of the love of the Magi, In which he depicts himself, which is found today in the Museum of the Uffrey in Italy. There are many drawings completed by Da Vinci, which illustrate human anatomy with extreme accuracy. Da Vinci drew many war machines and his equipment, including what machines he assumed were flying. There are many artistic achievements. There is a piece of cloth if it is shot with X rays. A ghost appears to a man in the coffin. After many studies and research, experts found that Da Vinci painted himself on this cloth, but this painting can not be seen without X-rays. In the painting he drew to show the Angel telling the Virgin that she would be cast as a boy, this painting could be seen naturally, and the angel in the form of a man with two wings, but after looking at it with X rays, the angel disappears, because Da Vinci used bullets to paint it.