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When the Renaissance replaced the Middle Ages in Italy, it dissolved the world views that had been valid until then. Man began to think intensively about himself and placed himself in a central position. If thinking seems self-evident today, in the 15th century it was reserved for only a few. Da Vinci exploited the new way of looking at the world in a unique way and developed into a universal genius. He developed into the man who brought together everything that the Renaissance demanded. Leonardo boldly claimed that the earth was older than the Church. He dreamed of flying and watched the flight of birds. Finally, Leonardo combined his powers of observation with his knowledge and an extraordinary capacity for thought.
Leonardo da Vinci was an artist who represented the Renaissance spirit like no other. As a painter, da Vinci convinces with his plastic elaborations of the human body and the use of a canvas as space. Into the painting of Leonardos thought, seeing and feeling went, abilities, which did not have painters of its time to this extent. Delicate transitions of light and shadow create a view into the depths and lead the viewer through landscapes. The artist skilfully plays with warm and cold colours. The knowledge of the effect of colour and the creation of perspective is evidence of great scientific understanding and the talent to translate this into pictures.
The name da Vinci is closely linked to the portrait of the Mona Lisa, in addition to the sketches on anatomy. Especially the smile of the woman remains in the viewer's memory. The artists of the Renaissance had set themselves a high goal. The painting of the soulful portrait. It should be possible to paint a person who radiates life. Da Vinci succeeded with his Lisa. Scientists are still puzzling over who Lisa was. It is not certain how long Leonardo worked on the work. Some say he travelled with the painting and painted the woman according to his personal ideal of beauty. Perhaps she seems too masculine for modern terms. But the painting enchants the viewer with its smiling lips and expressive eyes.
When the Renaissance replaced the Middle Ages in Italy, it dissolved the world views that had been valid until then. Man began to think intensively about himself and placed himself in a central position. If thinking seems self-evident today, in the 15th century it was reserved for only a few. Da Vinci exploited the new way of looking at the world in a unique way and developed into a universal genius. He developed into the man who brought together everything that the Renaissance demanded. Leonardo boldly claimed that the earth was older than the Church. He dreamed of flying and watched the flight of birds. Finally, Leonardo combined his powers of observation with his knowledge and an extraordinary capacity for thought.
Leonardo da Vinci was an artist who represented the Renaissance spirit like no other. As a painter, da Vinci convinces with his plastic elaborations of the human body and the use of a canvas as space. Into the painting of Leonardos thought, seeing and feeling went, abilities, which did not have painters of its time to this extent. Delicate transitions of light and shadow create a view into the depths and lead the viewer through landscapes. The artist skilfully plays with warm and cold colours. The knowledge of the effect of colour and the creation of perspective is evidence of great scientific understanding and the talent to translate this into pictures.
The name da Vinci is closely linked to the portrait of the Mona Lisa, in addition to the sketches on anatomy. Especially the smile of the woman remains in the viewer's memory. The artists of the Renaissance had set themselves a high goal. The painting of the soulful portrait. It should be possible to paint a person who radiates life. Da Vinci succeeded with his Lisa. Scientists are still puzzling over who Lisa was. It is not certain how long Leonardo worked on the work. Some say he travelled with the painting and painted the woman according to his personal ideal of beauty. Perhaps she seems too masculine for modern terms. But the painting enchants the viewer with its smiling lips and expressive eyes.
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.jpg "Christ as Salvator Mundi by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "The Adoration of the Magi (after restoration) by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Man in Red Chalk, c1512 by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "The Battle of Anghiari by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Proportional Scheme of the Human Figure According to Vitruvius by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Notes and Two Diagrams on the Relationship of Earth and Moon to the Sun by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Head of Leda by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "The Isleworth Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Studies for Propeller and Flying Machines by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Lucan Self-Portrait by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "An Angel in Red with a Lute, 1490-1499 by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Codex Atlanticus folio 309v by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Anatomy Studies by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "An Angel in Green with a Vielle, c. 1500 by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Plan of Imola by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "The Annunciation (detail of the angel) by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Virgin of the Rocks by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Mona Lisa, 1503-1516 by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "A Nude Man seen from the Front by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Anatomy Studies: Vulva of a Multiparous Woman after Birth by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "The Angel in the Flesh by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Flower of Life by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Coition of Hemisected Man and Woman, Facsimile Copy by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Bacchus by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Fetus in Uterus by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Male Nude from the Back by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Saint John the Baptist by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Flowers by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Vitruvian Man by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Lady with an Ermine by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Detail of the Head of the Virgin, from The Virgin of the Rocks (detail) by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Studies of Cats and of a Dragon by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Head of the Redeemer Christ by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Five Grotesque Heads by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Face of angel, (detail) by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Two Man Profiles, an Old Man and a Young Man. The Young Man Represents Gian Giacomo Caprotti, Known as Andrea Salai or Salaij (circa 1480-1524), Leonardo")
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.jpg "La Belle Ferronière by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Mona Lisa (detail) by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Geometric Figures and Botanical Drawing by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Portrait of an Unknown Woman La Belle Ferroniere, c1490 by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Leonardo da Vinci, Saint Anne with the Virgin and Child by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Anatomy Studies: The Surface Muscles of Neck and Shoulder by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "A Maiden with a Unicorn, late 1470s by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Anatomical Studies: The Musculature of the Torso and Legs by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Scaramuccia by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "The Last Supper, engraved by Frederick Bacon, 1863 by Leonardo da Vinci")
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.jpg "Divina Proportione by Leonardo da Vinci")
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