What school did Leonardo da Vinci attend to?

Answer 1

There were no schools like we have today in the time of Leonardo. People of the time learned trades from a Master, someone who was skilled at a specific trade. Leonardo da vinci was an apprentice to the Master Verrocchio in Florence, Italy.

The village priest of Vinci taught him some basics. Leonardo was then apprenticed to the Florentine artist Andrea del Verrocchio.

He studied in Verrocchio's Workshop for 10 years between 1466-1476

Answer 2

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

Answer 3

About 1466 Leonardo was apprenticed as a garzone (studio boy) to Andrea del Verrocchio, the leading Florentine painter and sculptor of his day. There were no schools in the sense we know of today, all young men chose a trade and learned that trade through an apprenticeship.
He never attended public school. During his time there were no schools like there are today. He learned from a master like many people during his time.

Answer 4

In Vinci Leonardo went to school. Vasari told that teachers of Leonardo da Vinci were despaired about all the questions and doubts of Leonardo. Leonardo learned at school to write, to read and to calculate. Also he was taught in geometry and Latin. Later Leonardo tried to improve his knowledge in school in Latin. Perhaps this is the reason why Leonardo did his notes in Italian.Leonardo lived in Vinci until 1466.

Answer 5

Leonardo da Vinci never attended public schoolHe was fifteen when he joined the studio Andrea del verrochio in florence

Answer 6

None. Leonardo da Vinci didn't attend school.

Answer 7

Studio af Andrea del Verrocchio