As far as I know, "Salai" means "demon" or "devil" and it was a nickname Leonardo gave to his apprentice, Giaccomo Caproti, because of his behaviour - their relationship is supposed to have been very wild, with frequent arguments and fights and consequent making up. Leonardo took this apprentice during his time in Milan, staying in the court of the Duke of Milan, Ludovico Sforza.
He was called Salai.
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He had assistants, particularly one called Salai.
Leonardo da vinci's father was a wealthy legal notary (Messer Piero Fruosino Di Antonia Da Vinci), Leonardo's mother was a peasant girl.
Leonardo was Homosexual and was not appealed to women, he also lived with another painter named Salai, which is rumored that he had attractions to.
He was called Salai.
salai
Salai was his entertainment. he kept Leonardo laughing.
He had assistants, particularly one called Salai.
Yes, he had assistants. The favorite was called Salai.
His long-term apprentice (and possibly lover) was called Salai.
Salai was a young apprentice and companion to Leonardo da Vinci. Their relationship was complex, with Salai serving as a model for some of Leonardo's paintings and also assisting him in his work. There are suggestions that their relationship may have been romantic in nature, but the exact nature of their bond remains a topic of debate among historians.
First of all, I don't know how Salai has anything to do with Lady Gaga, because that is where i found this question, but i do know that Salai, was a student of Leonardo da Vinci, and a good friend to. Salai was the son that Leonardo never had and was remembered in Leonardo's will.
Leonardo da vinci's father was a wealthy legal notary (Messer Piero Fruosino Di Antonia Da Vinci), Leonardo's mother was a peasant girl.
His patrons: the Duke of Milan and the King of France. Also his assistant (and lover?) called Salai.
Leonardo was Homosexual and was not appealed to women, he also lived with another painter named Salai, which is rumored that he had attractions to.
Leonardo da Vinci and Salai had a complex relationship that was both professional and personal. Salai was Leonardo's apprentice and assistant, but also his pupil and possibly his lover. Their relationship was characterized by a deep emotional bond and mutual influence on each other's work.