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Leonardo Da Vinci was the epitome of a Renaissance man. This term means that an individual is not only proficient in many different fields, but a master in many different fields. Da Vinci is most well known for his paintings but also was an architect, engineer, sculptor, and inventor. 

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Leonardo Da Vinci was the epitome of a Renaissance man. This term means that an individual is not only proficient in many different fields, but a master in many different fields. Da Vinci is most well known for his paintings but also was an architect, engineer, sculptor, and inventor. 

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Born April 15th, 1452 about 25 miles outside of Florence Italy, Da Vinci lived a childhood that much is still unknown about. His father was a successful lawyer and little is known about his mother

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At age 15,  Da Vinci was sent by his father to be the apprentice of Andrea del Verrocchio. During his apprenticeship, Da VInci learned a wide range of skills that extended well beyond the world of art, such as chemistry, carpentry, metal working, and landscaping.

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Leonardo Da Vinci's art can be identified rather easily because of a rather common theme used in his works. Da Vinci used earthy colors in his palette, and mastered the art of depicting human emotion and characteristics. Most of his paintings were quite large murals.

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Leonardo created many pieces of Art in his time, nut his most famous works are still relevant parts of pop culture in the modern day. Some of his better known pieces are the Mona Lisa, The Last Supper, and The Virgin Child With St. Anne.

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In 1507, the Sultan of the Ottoman empire was is need of a bridge. Da Vinci was one of the first to propose and idea to him. Da Vinci dsigned a bridge that the Sultan initially disregarded, claiming that it was architecturally impossible to create due to it's strange design. Eventually, Da Vinci got a team to construct the bridge which still stands today as covenant of his genius. This would mark the beginning of Da Vinci's engineering career.

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Da Vinci both designed, and work to construct many inventions that are still relevant. Some of his most well known inventions are the parachute, scuba gear, revolving bridge, giant crossbow, and designs for what he called the 'flying machine', which was eventually developed into the modern day helicopter.

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Da Vinci made large contributions to the way that mathematics are approached. Especially Geometry Da Vinci was sich an infuential mathematician because he was able to effortlessly incorporate math and art by working on his focus on linear perspective, and creating things like the Golden Ratio

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Golden Ratio is a mathematical term that was created by Da Vinci to describe a line perfectly to create a collection of smaller shapes. This technique is widely used in both math as well as art.

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After initially learning about Leonardo Da Vinci in class, I immediately wanted to know how a man could not only dabble, but excel in so many different fields. I chose Da Vinci for my research project because he was the definition of a Renaissance man which I found to be quite interesting.  My Topic is very relevant because many of his works, whether they be in the field of art, math, or engineering are still very relevant parts of modern history and pop culture. Leonardo Da Vinci was extremely relevant to history because he was one of the leading faces of the Renaissance which was a time unlike any other in history. It was a time of exploring Unconventional topics, and focusing on human achievement more. Leonardo Da Vinci was the prime example of a Renaissance man.

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After initially learning about Leonardo Da Vinci in class, I immediately wanted to know how a man could not only dabble, but excel in so many different fields. I chose Da Vinci for my research project because he was the definition of a Renaissance man which I found to be quite interesting.  My Topic is very relevant because many of his works, whether they be in the field of art, math, or engineering are still very relevant parts of modern history and pop culture. Leonardo Da Vinci was extremely relevant to history because he was one of the leading faces of the Renaissance which was a time unlike any other in history. It was a time of exploring Unconventional topics, and focusing on human achievement more. Leonardo Da Vinci was the prime example of a Renaissance man.