Leonardo Da Vinci - The Renaissance Man Documentary 

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Da Vinci has to be one of the most impressive people in History. His intellect and ability range was astounding, and he’s definitely on my “6 Historical figures dinner” guest list hehe. Seriously, my admiration for this man is enormous.

DaVinci said "the world could not be understood through books alone." Very profound. Very true.

I just LOVE this narrator. He just had such a fantastic voice, pronunciation and flow. I like that he also has his own style and that this channel doesn't use the "RU-vidr" style of speaking. The history lesson is just a cherry on top ❤

With regard to your footnote, "Thank you very much for watching", I can only say, 'thank YOU very much for an extremely interesting presentation!'

The GOAT narrator is back and i couldn’t be happier

Wow. Can I just say that is a lot of Italian and French names and your pronunciation was flawless. Awesome documentary. Thank you.

I am in awe of all of the works of Da Vinci and his writings.

What a treat! Da Vinci remains one of my favorites. I learned mirror writing because of him. Thank you for the excellent work 😊

One of the most interesting people to ever live. Enjoyed this!

I always get excited when I see you drop a new video!

The man who was awake when everyone was asleep.

Filippino Lippi was also an outstanding figure of painting. When Filippo Lippi has died Filippino was just 12 y/o, yet he was able to finish his late father last project before starting working on his own.

Mankind has not kept pace with talent , honesty or dedication that existed. Wisdom may be the real word I was looking for.

*These stories are a delightful escape from the chaos of the day. Grateful for the moments of peace they bring! 🌟✨*

Another way of understanding DAVINCI biography through incomplete and complete. Nice and smooth.

Thank you, genuinely, for noting the eurocentric nature of the term Renaissance and acknowledging Islam and Asia's longtime contributions to science and culture.

Another great video, thanks to all involved.

Can you guys make a video on Edgar Allan Poe and Charles Dickens? That would be great to see.

please do more artists!!!

Love your content guys! You're the Best

Loved it! I'd love to see one on Frida.

The greatest inquisitive mind ever

Fantastic documentary, as always. This particular narrator is simply the best of your channel. Glad to see him back.

Leonardo DaVinci was in fact Mona Lisa ☕️🐸

An utterly fascinating man/artist/scientist of the greatest genius.

Humankind peaked during the Renaissance, with Leonardo being at the top of the tree

Thank you so much for this video. I have read lots and watched a fair few documentaries about this man and it never gets old for me. Historically, he is the person that has influenced me the most. So multi-talented. I think it is important to mention that his multiple interests was also his bane. With so much journals about his own life and works as well as so many careers to juggle, is it really a surprise that he left so many things unfinished? The man's focus was everywhere. Great man indeed.

Great video guys, thank you so much.

Brilliant!!!

This was terrific! Thank you!

Grinding elden ring with the channel on in the background is my everything 😅

The man who improved other people's ideas and improved them though almost none worked and none finished. The BBC did a great documentary on him and how most often he took other ideas.

Excellent video on Da Vinci ! I have learned alot from this that I didn’t know.

Well produced documentary. I can't thank you enough. I recommend the book "Leonardo Da Vinci" by Walter Isaacson

I know him! Almost chopped my friend's finger off as a joke! Presented him with a hidden blade, though, and then a second one, a hidden gun, and a parachute... Very generous guy. And smart, too.

Cecilia Gallarani was not holding a dog, it was an ermine. A ferret- like rodent.

Thank you for these informations!!

An awesome Artist then. I’m sure he’s been back to live many more lifetimes. And may be with us today.

We need more people profiles videos.

A GENIUS! No other man could do what he did.

Thank you for the very informative documentary .

Outstanding history video loved it👏👍👍

Leonardo threatening the Abbott 🤣

RIP Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519)

Great video keep it up you're doing amazing things 😁😀

Now that you've decoded Da Vinci a video on Michelangelo will make me feel good.

My 3 biggest role models are Da Vinci, Hippocrates, and Ben Franklin. Remarkable, groundbreaking individuals who changed the world.

superb content and a excellent video! i subscribed therefore :) could you do a video in the future of the other renaissance man called Michelangelo?

This was an awesome documentary 🙏🙏

What a great documentary of this man

Very intelligent and telanted man . He was stifled by the religious leaders of his time.

This was great, a few things I didn’t know about his parents 🙏🏻

Thanks!

He’s the GOAT!

Goes to show you things seen and still presentable without full access to math. Multifaceted indeed. Collaboration of other talented see-ers enhances productivity and inventions. So particular elite individuals can enjoy saying " Go ' even after focused concentration.

Welcome and hey y'all 😮

If you want to learn more, check out a nice novel called Leonardo’s Letter, available on Kindle.

Thanks

Great documentary

thank you for this enjoyable listen! what a great mind he had . god bless you sir 🙏🏽

My own research on how many children Leonardo's father had was a struggle, so many conflicting sources, so many different numbers of children with the various wives he had. Would be interesting to know how they are so certain on their number of 11 children.

Nice video.

Remarkable man

They have exhibit about him at the Califorina Science Center; I want to go see it, this will make me want to see it.

It's part of the tour in Louvre, when you see the Da Vinci's angel's draft paiting, his teacher said something along the lines: " I can teach him no more, now I' ll not paint again"

500 years letter : STIL A GENIUS 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🙏❤️

Excellent

Can you do Stephen King and Peter Jackson

A true master !!

It seems though that Medici family had nothing to do with the peasantry. Their last name literally means - a doctor, and at times, when this name was acquired, the doctors, especially in the Roman Europe, including Spain, Portugal and France, and, certainly, Apennine city-states and principalities, were primarily, if not exclusively, Jews, either still within the fold of Judaism, or baptized to assimilate with the local population.

We can't even say he was ahead of his time. That time has yet to come.

Great bio…Leonardo was a treasure and mastermind. Doubtless dyslexic, and possibly add as well, heNce the incomplete works, ; left handed and likely a gay man as well as the illegitimate son of a notable all of which held back the genius, he still found a way to shine albeit under appreciated, society of the time was largely under the thumb of the catholic church where his lifestyle did not fit. Artists are so often outside the realm of respectability it does not detract from his supreme talent. At least he found love in his limited life.

00:13 Leonardo da Vinci's humble beginnings and family background 03:29 Leonardo Da Vinci's early education and upbringing 10:07 Leonardo Da Vinci's early life and apprenticeship under Andrea del Verrocchio 13:25 Leonardo Da Vinci trained under master Fra Filippo Lippi and Verrocchio, learning various art forms and techniques. 19:42 Leonardo Da Vinci's early commissioned paintings and workshop struggles 22:26 Leonardo da Vinci's association with Duke Sforza of Milan and his diverse skills 28:27 Leonardo Da Vinci's Last Supper restoration and portrait artistry 31:24 Leonardo's collaboration with mathematician Pacioli and his experiences during the French invasion 37:27 Leonardo's cartography and commissioned works in Florence 40:24 Leonardo's relationship with the Mona Lisa and his architectural designs for Charles d' Amboise. 46:10 Leonardo Da Vinci's dedication to studying human anatomy 49:13 Leonardo's journey from Milan to France and his artistic endeavors in Rome and France. 55:16 Leonardo da Vinci's diverse interests and innovations 58:10 Conclusion

Genius

So much unfinished yet so much achieved

Happy birthday Leonardo

In conclusion; we can say; Davinci was alot like us all. To many irons in the fire, but a curious, visonary of possibility. I am, you are, we ALL of us are creators of possibilitie's. I am glad "I", who has been both tradesman, and artist watched this. I too have left by the pull of curiosity many things un completed,, knowing they would be sufficent before realised complete. Scoundrel that may appear,, I am not servant to your entertainment.

so weird this guy never got kiilled or thrown in prison for taking moneye and never finishing anything

Da vinciiiii

Watched all of it, thank you very much, 58:15

30:26 Is “Lady with an Ermine”. It looks muscular but it’s an ermine aka stoat, not a dog. Edit: I forgot to say that I am enjoying your channel. Great content and narration!

PLEASE DO ALEXANDER NEXT!!

And Michelangelo wasn't too shabby either.

Maybe the most intelligent person to exhist.

He did finish many works however he also had a habit of not completing many things as well I think he loved being creative but got bored with the labour involved with completing the work as his mind had already created new ideas or concepts his anatomy drawings of the body were so detailed and accurate that they were still useful in medicine in the twentieth century he was a creative genius however may have lacked some self discipline no one is perfect. Kindest regards always Paul

Looks like Phil from Duck Dynasty

gifted but never liked finishing his work

Future state of mind surrounded by clowns

i enjoyed the video, but if you are going to speak about a painting, then please show the entire painting at once, and then perhaps zoom in on the important sections

im starting to think and see stuff heard of or seen by other people how to be classy for them i guess is the way or how to be a warroir for them ?

Would you like to swing on a star. Do you no the connection

Accordingly, I’ve always contended that the French term ‘renaissance’ should be replaced by the proper Italian term ‘Rinascimento’ which is after all correct. The French had little to do with the rebirth of Greco Roman culture.

49:36 DJ Khaled?

Insieme per la Vittoria, Amico Mio.

I learned who he was thanks to a blue masked turtle😂😂😂😂

I am planning to visit Italy in June.This video is great ♥️👩‍🦰♥️Thank you very much

Davinki?

He obviously got bored quickly and moved on to the next exciting idea/painting etc. 😂 Ritalan might have done the trick, or maybe not!

What the hell is a swaith? Or do you mean swath of land?