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Leonardo Da Vinci’s Legacy: Most of us know the Leonardo’s famous works by now. From the “Last Supper” to the “Vitruvian Man” and, of course, the “Mona Lisa”, Leonardo’s masterpieces have risen to the forefront of our cultural collective memory. His insatiable curiosity led him to become one of the foremost artists, scientists, architects and personas in Western history. But here are some things about Leonardo you may not know, on the anniversary of his death (May 2, 1519).                      Leonardo was ambidextrous. This means he could write forward with one hand and backward with the other, resulting in a strange mirror language that few friends could decipher; he was also dyslexic, which possibly contributed to his heightened visuo-spatial abilities, the Telegraph reports. As an adult, the inventor and artist took his interest in the mechanics of the human body to a new level by dissecting human cadavers in order to get the best understanding of how the human body operates. But don’t think Leonardo was by any means a sadist. He was a vegetarian after all, for moral reasons.

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Another work by Da Vinci, was a portrait of the Italian Renaissance, has been described as, "the best known", "the most visited" and "the most written" in the world. It is the most valuable painting in the world.

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Is a mural painting of the late fifteenth century Italian Leonardo da Vinci delartist, located in the refectory of the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan, Italy. It is one of the most recognizable paintings in the western world. represents the scene of the Last Supper of Jesus with his apostles, as told in the Gospel of John

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Created around the year 1487, represents a male figure in two superimposed positions with his arms and legs separated and simultaneously inscribed in a circle and a square. reflects the universal design. And a "medical" balance of elements ensures a stable structure.

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1) What did he study with cadavers?
2) What fields was he prominent in?
3) Name three of your works
4) What disease did he have?
5) What kind of diet did he have?
6) What element did he use to find out how the body mechanism worked?

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His famous works were "The last meal", " The virtual man" and the "Mona Lisa".
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Leonardo died in May 3 of 1519.
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It was acquired by King Francis I of France at the beginning of the 16th century and has since been owned by the French State.

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Leonardo is right handed.
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Leonardo was dyslexic.
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Leonardo was a sadist.

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His insatiable curiosity led him to become one of the foremost artists, scientists, architects and personas in Western history.

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