Leonardo Da Vinci Research Paper
When one considers painters they may think nothing more than painters and that inventors are simply inventors. How can one person have an inventing and painting mind in one? The answer is Leonardo Da Vinci. I chose Leonardo Da Vinci because of the interesting life that he lived, his exceptional paintings, and for his ingenious inventions. Da Vinci lived in an age where no one studied the world around him in order to understand what a scientist proved. They merely took it as truth even though it could have been false. Leonardo Da Vinci was not only a scientist, but he was also an inventor, painter and above all, a person who endeavored to understand the world around him.
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The research of the human body explained which muscles were where, how the baby was created in the womb and how the human body worked. Da Vinci’s design for his army tank had flaws, but it served as a model for tanks that were used in World War I. One of the pages in his journal shows an automobile with a mechanism that was far ahead of his time. The journals Da Vinci kept covered ideas, tools and inventions that would not be created until centuries later. Da Vinci’s work helps us fulfill the Creation Mandate by exploring creation and finding how everything in this world works together for the glory of God. Da Vinci’s drawings declare the work of God by sketching the human anatomy of a human being or drawing nature because God created what Da Vinci was sketching and without realizing it he was giving glory to God. “Not only is Da Vinci’s research amazing, but also his sketches help us fulfill this mandate. His figures showed how he looked at the world like it was a brand new toy that he could not stop playing with. In his sketch, Flower Studies, flowers are put together and taken apart multiple times. How could something this small have so much in it? How can a flower be drawn and drawn again with so much interest? Because it was made by the Creator and all you have to do is “beautiful”. “Incomparable” to something that you will never be able to create even in a thousand years, but it is something that God can create in one
Leonardo Da Vinci was born on April 14, 1452 to the 25 year old …show more content…
The research of the human body explained which muscles were where, how the baby was created in the womb and how the human body worked. Da Vinci’s design for his army tank had flaws, but it served as a model for tanks that were used in World War I. One of the pages in his journal shows an automobile with a mechanism that was far ahead of his time. The journals Da Vinci kept covered ideas, tools and inventions that would not be created until centuries later. Da Vinci’s work helps us fulfill the Creation Mandate by exploring creation and finding how everything in this world works together for the glory of God. Da Vinci’s drawings declare the work of God by sketching the human anatomy of a human being or drawing nature because God created what Da Vinci was sketching and without realizing it he was giving glory to God. “Not only is Da Vinci’s research amazing, but also his sketches help us fulfill this mandate. His figures showed how he looked at the world like it was a brand new toy that he could not stop playing with. In his sketch, Flower Studies, flowers are put together and taken apart multiple times. How could something this small have so much in it? How can a flower be drawn and drawn again with so much interest? Because it was made by the Creator and all you have to do is “beautiful”. “Incomparable” to something that you will never be able to create even in a thousand years, but it is something that God can create in one