Episode 1239
This episode provides a comprehensive biography of Leonardo da Vinci, the quintessential Italian Renaissance polymath. It chronicles his life from his early training in Verrocchio’s workshop to his final years in France under the patronage of King Francis I. The text highlights his unparalleled contributions to Western art, specifically through iconic masterpieces like the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper. Beyond his painting, the source details his tireless scientific inquiries into human anatomy, engineering, and various natural sciences recorded in his extensive notebooks. The overview also touches upon his personal life and the enduring cultural legacy that establishes him as a universal genius. Finally, it addresses the historical uncertainty regarding the exact location of his physical remains.
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