"Leonardo Da Vinci" (2004)
Episode 1:
"The Man Who Wanted to Know Everything" (Parts 1-6)
Episode 2:
"Dangerous Liaisons" (Parts 7-12)
Episode 3:
"The Secret Life of the Mona Lisa" (Parts 13-...
"Leonardo Da Vinci" (2004)
Episode 1: "The Man Who Wanted to Know Everything" (Parts 1-6)
Episode 2: "Dangerous Liaisons" (Parts 7-12)
Episode 3: "The Secret Life of the Mona Lisa" (Parts 13-18)
This is the story of one of the greatest minds in human history. A scientist, mathematician, engineer, inventor, anatomist, painter, sculptor, architect, botanist, musician and writer, Leonardo Da Vinci (1452--1519) was a polymath and arguably the main figure of the Renaissance. He set out to learn all there is to know, conceived new ideas and inventions that changed the world, and created artistic works of astonishing elegance and beauty, including the most famous painting in history, the Mona Lisa.
Produced by the BBC, "Leonardo Da Vinci" (2004) is a portrait of a genius of extraordinary diversity. The three-episode docudrama reconstructs the life of Leonardo from early childhood to death. Religious attention to detail along with masterful acting and brilliant costume bring Leonardo to life in a way never seen before. The atmosphere and scenery of his time are given a beating heart, conveying a believable feeling of a society rising from the middle ages.
Each episode of this captivating series is infused with brilliant academic commentary and includes the building and testing of some of Leonardo's inventions. Among these reconstructions are his tank, hang glider, underwater suit, and parachute. Did these amazing concepts, way ahead of their time, work as Leonardo intended?
This is a documentary of the kind the BBC (and British TV in general) is rightly praised.
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Who knows?Maybe God D.I.D. walk all by himself to Leonardo Davinci.We don't know,cause that man is dead.. But we DO know that God can do everything,so why not?When i was a kid i believed that his name sure means Leonardo Of Venice!But i know that can't be true.
Actually it is almost true... Leonardo Da Vinci means "Leonardo of Vinci". The town of Vinci in Italy is half-way between Venice and Rome (easy to find by Googleing "Vinci Italy Wiki"). The name is derived from the fact that Leonardo came from that town. By Googleing "Leonardo Da Vinci Wiki", access a good review of him. He may be dead, but left an amazing record of his thoughts and ideas to posterity. These can be read in "The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci" (compiled by Jean-Paul Richter. ;-)
Because after his death his notes were cut into pieces and over the centuries bought and collected by the wealthiest and mightiest ... e.g. The British Monarchy, the Vatican, and recently Bill Gates...
This is because to this day his observations astound scientists. The workings of e.g. the valves of hearts was only recently "understood", yet LDV described it all in minute detail over 500 years ago.
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by himself to Leonardo Davinci.We don't
know,cause that man is dead..
But we DO know that God can do everything,so why not?When i was a kid
i believed that his name sure means
Leonardo Of Venice!But i know that can't
be true.
This is because to this day his observations astound scientists. The workings of e.g. the valves of hearts was only recently "understood", yet LDV described it all in minute detail over 500 years ago.