1. The Renaissance
... painter, sculptor, architect, engineer, inventor, anatomist, mathematician, musician, physicist, geographer and more! Everything he attempted he excelled in, and he attempted many things because of his un-paralleled curiosity for the world he lived in (yet another Renaissance theme). Leonardo was considered a great humanist; he believed that the human mind held enormous potential, and when put to use could achieve great feats ... work is David, and is a representation of his passion of the human figure, not of its idealist beauty like some of his other works. Galileo Galileo was born in P...
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- Grade Level: High School