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How did his work demonstrate the principles of the Renaissance part 2

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How did his work demonstrate the principles of the Renaissance part 2

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Leonardo finally demonstrated Secularism. He had many paintings that represented religion, for example, The "last Supper."

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How did his work demonstrate the principles of the Renaissance?

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How did his work demonstrate the principles of the Renaissance?

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Leonardo Da Vinci's work demonstrates the principles of the Renaissance because it shows classical and individualism, with also a little humanism. It represents Classical because his work connects to the classical roman and greek art and literature. He also represents individualism because of his many amazing artworks done by himself. Finally, he shows Humanism, because he works to help the environment and world.

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Leonardo has invented various things. This includes an Anemometer, Flying Machine, Helicopter,  a Parachute, Giant Crossbow, and many more.

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Leo was born on April 15, 1452, in Anchiano Italy, and died May 2, 1519, in Clos Lucé.

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Leonardo is very well known for his most famous artwork, the "Mona Lisa." He is also known for the "Last Supper", "Vitruvian Man", and "St. John the Baptist".

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Leonardo da Vinci's full name is Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci. He was an Italian Renaissance polymath, specializing in inventions, painting, sculptures, and architecture.