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His full name is Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci. He was born on April 15, 1452, in Anchiano, Italy.
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Leonardo received training in all artistic genres. Leonardo study under Verrochino in 1467, when he was fifteen.
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He was accepted in Painters' Guild of Florence. The guild was an honor to be accepted into because it was for the master and prestigious painters
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He was still living with Verrocchio when he was charged with sodomy.
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Was now believed to have been painted by Lorenzo di Crez
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An altarpiece for the Monastery of San Donato at Scopeto. He sketches many studies.
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He gains the title of "painter and engineer of the duke.
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The name of two paintings by Leonardo.
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It is one of the Western world's most recognizable paintings.
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Leonardo moved to Milan. He was now a master, but he seemed dissatisfied with his life in Florence.
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Within a year Leonardo was back in Florence, where he was commissioned to paint a huge mural, the Battle of Anghiari, in the Palazzo Della Signoria.
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This position had him traveling and surveying the surrounding lands, at which time Leonardo had sketched some city plans and early maps.
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Da Vinci was commissioned with a portrait of Lisa del Giocondo by her husband, Florentine silk trader Francesco del Giocondo.
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He died May 2, 1519, in Amboise, central France, where he had lived as the guest of King Francis I. Leonardo had no children but he had a dozen half-siblings on his father's side and several more on his mother's side.