Leonardo never went to school.
da vinci went to Studio of Andrea del Verrocchio
he never went to school, so he never had a school teacher. but in terms of learning how to sculp and paint in perspective and such, Verrocchio was his teacher when he (Leonardo) was apprenticed to Verrocchio's studio.
There were no elementary schools during the Renaissance. Leonardo was an apprentice to the Master Verrocchio in Florence, Italy.
Leonardo da vinci went to Studio of Andrea del Verrocchio
He didn't go to "A School" as such, not many people did in those days. He learnt alot from his uncle Francesco in the countryside around Vinci and then became apprenticed to Andrea del Verrochio at his workshop in Florence, Italy
Leonardo da Vinci did not go to school.
There was no high school.
da vinci went to Studio of Andrea del Verrocchio
He went to an art school but he didn't go to school like we do now.
he never went to school, so he never had a school teacher. but in terms of learning how to sculp and paint in perspective and such, Verrocchio was his teacher when he (Leonardo) was apprenticed to Verrocchio's studio.
There were no elementary schools during the Renaissance. Leonardo was an apprentice to the Master Verrocchio in Florence, Italy.
He went to France and Italy
Leonardo da vinci went to Studio of Andrea del Verrocchio
Leonardo da Vinci's was often referred to as Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci. Which simply means Leonardo son of Piero, of (from) Vinci. His last name is unknown for several reasons, perhaps because there was no need for last names, or maybe because he was an illegitimate child. Regardless, Leonardo's last name isn't in recorded history, as he went by and signed all his work simply as "Leonardo".
He didn't go to "A School" as such, not many people did in those days. He learnt alot from his uncle Francesco in the countryside around Vinci and then became apprenticed to Andrea del Verrochio at his workshop in Florence, Italy
florence, but he went to milan to paint somthing
Leonardo Da Vinci worked in the late 1400s and early 1500s in Europe.