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CatalogueLifetimeArtOther achievements1（14521519）Leonardo Da Vincis life2HewasbornandraisedinVinci,Italy.His father was a famous notary and his mother was a poor peasant woman.Hes a bastard.Shortly after he was born,his father abandoned his mother and married a woman of high social status.When he was 5 years old,because his stepmother can not bear,his father took him back to raise.3In 1465 he entered Vee Lo Keoghs studio as an introductory disciple.In 1473,he created the holy prayer map.（圣告图）In 1476,he was accused of homosexuality(同性恋)，but he denied.Finally he was released.41482 to 1499 he stayed in France,in addition to serving the Duke of Milan,he engaged in other artistic and scientific activities.In 1482 he painted“the worship of the three King“(三贤王的膜拜).When he was 43,he began to painted the last supper“.In1502 1503 he returned to Florence,began to draw Monalisa(age 50)5In 1516,he was invited by the king of France,then went to France,Amber Vaz.(64 years old)In May 2,1519,he died in Amber Vaz,at the age of 67.6大家应该也有点累了，稍作休息大家有疑问的，可以询问和交流大家有疑问的，可以询问和交流大家有疑问的，可以询问和交流大家有疑问的，可以询问和交流7 art achievementsLeonardoisthesymbolofhumanwisdom,hehasaspiritualinfiniteideal,tryingtore-createthebeautyoftheworld,tomeasurethevastexpanseoftheworldandexplainthemysteryoftheworld。8 Leonardosartworkscannotonlymirrorthingslikemirror,butalsoguidethecreation,observeandselectbeautyfromnature.The last supper,VirginoftheRocksandMona Lisa arethreemasterpiecesofhislife.ThesethreeworksarethetreasureofLeonardoasthetreasureoftheworldart9PhysicsHefoundoutliquidpressure,andproposeprincipleofConnectedDevice(连通器).InoneConnectedDevice，thesameliquidhavethesameliquidlevel,differentliquidhavedifferentliquidlevel,theliquidheightanddensityisinverselyproportional（成反比）.10Engineering Formuchofhislife,Leonardowasfascinatedbythephenomenonofflight,producingmanystudiesoftheflightofbirds,includingplansforseveralflyingmachines,includingalighthanggliderandamachineresemblingahelicopter.11Hemadeimportantdiscoveriesinanatomy,civilengineering,optics,andhydrodynamics,buthedidnotpublishhisfindingsandtheyhadnodirectinfluenceonlaterscienceFurtherFurther12