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Born to unmarried parents Ser Piero and Caterina
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Artworks he assisted in during his apprenticeship with Andrea del Verrocchio Technique used for The Baptism of Christ: Tempera and oil on panel Technique used for the Annunciation: Oil on wood
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He continues to work with Verrocchio
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His earliest known drawing
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This case was eventually dropped because there was no witnesses came forward
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Leonardo realized that the canons at the time were very slow at reloading, so he created this gun with three rows of guns
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This remains unfinished by him because he moved to Milan later in the year. This painting depicts the Magi who are bringing gifts to Christ
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The early version of the two paintings can be found in the Louvre, and it depicts the meeting between Jesus returning home from Egypt and John the Baptist
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A remarkable invention that represents one of the first attempts at human flight, imitating birds' wings
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Leonardo theorized a man would remain unharmed if he jumped from a great height using a parachute with the correct dimensions. This design was carried out in 2000
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During this time, he dissected dead human bodies and other organisms to study the organ systems, anatomical structures, and physiology. It improved his artistic skills and brought future scientists a step closer to understanding the body's functions
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Leonardo was commissioned by the Duke of Milan to paint a portrait of one of his mistresses
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This combines the concept of math, religion, philosophy, architecture, and da Vinci’s artistic skills
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Mural painting of Jesus and his Apostles having thier last meal together before the crucifixion
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Reason: the French invaded Milan in 1499 during the Italian Wars
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These plans were not carried out in his lifetime
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Leonardo worked for him for 10 months beginning sometime in the summer of 1502. He mapped out Imola, city in the Romagna region, for Cesare, which greatly resembled a modern satellite image
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Portrait of Lisa Gherardini, which can be found in the Louvre
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He worked for King Francis I of France
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He was buried in the church of Saint-Florentin, which was demolished in the early 1800s during the French Revolution
