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Leonardo da Vinci is known as one of the first people to ever apply and use the Scientific Method art and music.

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Leonardo da Vinci is known as one of the first people to ever apply and use the Scientific Method art and music.

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April 15, 1452- May 2, 1519

Painter, Inventor, Polymath, Architect, sculptor, engineer, poet, philosopher, mathematician, composer, cartographer, anatomist, diplomat, geologist, astronomer, physicist, Chemist, and botanist

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Invented the telescope, compass, thermometer. Discovered 5 moons/planets.

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Invented the telescope, compass, thermometer. Discovered 5 moons/planets.

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Feb 15, 1564- Jan 8, 1642

Philosopher, astronomer, inventor,  mathematician

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He is known as the modern father of astronomy, predicting the Heliocentric theory that the planets revolve around the sun. 

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He is known as the modern father of astronomy, predicting the Heliocentric theory that the planets revolve around the sun. 

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February 19, 1473- May 24, 1543

Astronomer, writer, economist, philosopher, physicist, jurist, Translator, artist, diplomat, mathematician, physician, and a legal scholar

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First person to recognize blood circulation.

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First person to recognize blood circulation.

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April 1st 1578-June 3, 1657

Physician

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Known as one of the greatest Italian Renaissance artists.

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Known as one of the greatest Italian Renaissance artists.

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1386-December 13, 1466

Painter and sculptor

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His beliefs helped form a new branch of Christianity called the reformation.

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His beliefs helped form a new branch of Christianity called the reformation.

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November 10, 1483-February 18, 1546

Priest, translator, Monk, Author, philosopher, lawyer, academic, theologian, and hymn writer

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His voyages across the Atlantic were the pathway for Europe to get to the Americas.

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His voyages across the Atlantic were the pathway for Europe to get to the Americas.

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1451-May 20, 1506

Explorer and sailor

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His voyages helped us discover the northeastern waterways as well as the exploration(s) of North America.

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His voyages helped us discover the northeastern waterways as well as the exploration(s) of North America.

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1565-June 23, 1611

Explorer, writer, and navigator

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It's one of the best ways to quickly spread information in large numbers.

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It's one of the best ways to quickly spread information in large numbers.

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1454-

a device that allows for the mass production of  printed matter, mainly  in the form of books, pamphlets and newspapers.

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It balances the naturalism idealistics with the classic beauty standards.

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It balances the naturalism idealistics with the classic beauty standards.

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1499-
1498-1499 (time of creation)

“The Pity” is a sculpture of Jesus in the lap of Mary (his mother) after the crucifixion that was sculpted by Michelangelo commissioned for Jean de Bilhères.