Выписать глаголы Leonardo da VinciLeonardo da Vinci was born on April 15th, 119.in Italy. The sculptor and painter Verrocchio was his teporn on April 15th, 1852. at Vinci, a small town near FlorenLeonardo worked in Italy for rich noblemen, but he spentVerrocchio was his teacher in art. Most of his lieFrancis I of France appointed Leonardo to the positionoblemen, but he spent his last years in France. Kineonardo to the position of First painter, architect andof the king and gave Leonardo a beautiful and comforand comfortable house nearthe King's owpaid Leonardo well and allowed himorten visited Leonardo for conversation. The Kingarchitecture, Leonardo died in Italy at the age of 67. on 2nd MAod him to pursue his own interests in engineering andsonaro A VmCi was a genius. He was good at many things, buthat Leonardo was one of the greatest painters of all time. TWO"Mona Lisa' and 'The Last Supper' are among the best known paingreatest painters of all time. Two of his pictures, theupper are among the best known paintings in the world. Hedid lots of drawings. The best-known drawing is the 'Vitruvian Man.Leonardo was also a sculptor, architect, musician, engineer, invenbotanist. Leonardo never went to school or university: he was edfather's house receiving the usual elementary education of reading, writingarithmetic. But his education never ended he was interested in the world around him.His desire for knowledge was very strong. He was interested in exploring human andnatural sciences: civil engineering, chemistry, geology, geometry, hydrodynamics, mathematics, mechanical engineering, optics, physics, pyrotechnics and zoology.He was also an inventor. He made a contribution to everything known today. He cameup with the idea of a helicopter, a tank and solar power. He constructed a calculator. Formuch of his life Leonardo was fascinated by the phenomenon of flight. He made manystudies of the flight of birds, as well as plans for several flying machines. These plansincluded a helicopter and a light hang glider.He drew the things he saw and the discoveries he made in his notebooks, and madenotes about them. Leonardo's notebooks are hard to read because he wrotebackwards in 'mirror writing'. The notebooks were not published in Leonardo's lifetime.Many of his notebooks are now in museums or libraries such as Windsor Castle, theLouvre and the British Library.​