What makes Leonardo da Vinci famous?

Answer 1

His paintings, his inventions and his scientific studies.

He owned unlimited talent as painter, mathematician, sculptor, architect, physicist, engineer, botanist and musician, but it was his skills in military engineering that first drew the attention of Ludovico Sforza, the Duke of Milan, for his incredible creative genius. While The Mona Lisa is his most impressive work, it was a clay sculpture of a great horse for an equestrian statue that was never finished in bronze, that has highlighted him for the first time as a great artist.

Answer 2

He was an inventor and an artist. He is most famous for the painting "Mona Lisa."

*Da Vinci was a mathematician, an inventor, and a painter. He is famous for both his inventions and his paintings. His key inventions were the flying machine and the war machine. His famous paintings were the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper. I actually had the privilege of viewing his journals at a local art gallery once. His notes were meticulously detailed. He really was a genius.

Answer 3

He built a wide reputation because in the time of the renaissance all the states of Italy were fighting against each other. They were all showing off to each other and they all wanted power. Leonardo da vinci was very talented and told people of what he could do. He worked for the Ruler of Venice for some time but when nobody would try out his ideas he left Venice. After that time, for about twenty years he worked for rich patrons in Italy and France on a lot of things. Every one wanted Leonardo Da Vinci to work for them because of his wonderful talents.

Answer 4

Leonardo da Vinci was so famouse bacsue he painted many fampuse drawings and he also painted the Monalisa which is also a very famous painting. Leonardo da Vinci was so famouse bacsue he painted many fampuse drawings and he also painted the Monalisa which is also a very famous painting.

Answer 5

Because of his research, discoveries and inventions.

Answer 6

He was famous because he knew parts and organs of the body and he studied very hard on flight, birds and bats. He was very persistant on his inventions.