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The Mona Lisa is probably one of the most well-known paintings in the world, which was
painted by Leonardo da Vinci. Yet, Leonardo was not only a master of art, but also a master of
design, engineering, science, and invention. He was a brilliant artist, architect, inventor, and scientist.
After Leonardo had painted his most famous works, he began to spend more time on his other
dreams. As a military engineer, Leonardo made plans for roads and bridges, and invented the first
submarine, a small tank that allowed people to breathe under the water. In addition, he even drew
the plans for flying machines. He is also credited with having designed the first parachute and
having constructed the first elevator.
In anatomy, Leonardo did something that Europeans had never done before. He dissected
corpses in order to understand the structure of the human body. He made drawings of all the
muscles, bones, and blood vessels that he observed. He had ever speculated on the circulation of
blood a century before William Harvey proved it. The knowledge provided by his research allowed
doctors to comprehend for the first time the nature of many illnesses and injuries. In science,
Leonardo had equally amazing performances. He had discovered complex principles of physics
nearly a century before Galileo did his work.
Leonardo da Vinci was so far ahead of his time that not until this century did his genius
become truly evident. His curiosity about the world truly led him everywhere: under the water,
beneath the skin, and into the clouds. Now, when people refer to “a Renaissance man,” their model
is this man, Leonardo da Vinci.

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