Das Universalgenie Leonardo da Vinc

Das Universalgenie Leonardo da Vinci, Inbegriff des Renaissance-Menschen, war Maler, Bildhauer, Baumeister, Schriftsteller, Kunsttheoretiker, Naturforscher, Erfinder und Techniker in einem. Obwohl er als uneheliches Kind an der Grundschule kaum lesen, schreiben und rechnen gelernt hatte, setzte er sich dank seiner einmaligen Begabung früh für eine Ausbildung als Maler und Bildhauer in der Werkstatt Verrocchios durch und versuchte bald, eine Anstellung an einem der Höfe zu erlangen. Zeitweilig gelang es ihm, für den Herzog von Mailand oder für Cesare Borgia, den Papst oder den französischen König tätig zu werden.

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The universal genius Leonardo da Vinci, epitome of the Renaissance man, was a painter, sculptor, architect, writer, theorist, naturalist, inventor and technician in one. Although he had learned as an illegitimate child in the primary school barely read, write and count, he prevailed early thanks to his unique talent for training as a painter and sculptor in the workshop of Verrocchios, and soon tried to gain a position at one of the farms. Temporarily succeeded, for the Duke of Milan or for Cesare Borgia, to operate the Pope or the French King.

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The universal genius Leonardo da Vinci, the quintessential Renaissance man, was a painter, sculptor, architect, writer, art theoretician, naturalist, inventor and engineer in a. Although he had learned as an illegitimate child at the elementary school barely read, write and count, he sat down, thanks to his unique talent early for an apprenticeship as a painter and sculptor in the workshop of Verrocchio by and tried soon to obtain a job at one of the courtyards. At times, he was able to work for the Duke of Milan or for Cesare Borgia, the Pope or the French King.

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The universal genius Leonardo da Vinci, the epitome of the Renaissance-Menschen , was a painter, sculptor, architect, writer, art theoretician, natural scientist, inventor and engineer in one. Even though as a child out of wedlock at the elementary school he could barely read, write and count, had learnedHe sat down thanks to its unique talent early for a training as a painter and sculptor in the workshop by Verrocchios soon and tried to be employed in one of the courtyards. He succeeded in temporarily, for the Duke of Milan or for Cesare Borgia, the Pope or the French King to act.