D Dalessandro (an outstanding Italian Renaissance artist and scientist)

Outstanding artists and scientists in the Italian Renaissance.

D Dalessandro was one of the most outstanding artists and scientists in the Italian Renaissance. He is not only a painter, but also an inventor, architect, engineer, mathematician and anatomist. His works and inventions have had a far-reaching impact on the development of mankind. This article will introduce D Dalessandro's life and some of his important works and inventions.

The life of Daley Sandro

D Dalessandro was born in April 1452 in Rio, a village in Tuscany, Italy. He is an illegitimate child. His father is a rich civil servant and his mother is a farmer. D Dalessandro has shown interest in art and science since he was a child. His father encouraged him to study literature and music, while his mother encouraged him to study painting.

Dalessandro became an apprentice at the age of 15 and began to learn painting and sculpture. He studied in the studio of Andrea Del Vi Rocchio in Florence for four years, studying painting, sculpture and architecture. He also studied mathematics, mechanics and anatomy. During his apprenticeship, he began to paint portraits and biblical stories.

1472, D Dalessandro started working in an independent studio in Florence. There, he began to create independently and began to attract many apprentices and assistants. His works include The Virgin Son, The Last Supper, Mona Lisa, etc.

D Dalessandro's Important Works and Inventions

Mona Lisa. Also known as LA GIOCONDA

Mona Lisa is one of Daley Sandro's most famous works. This painting depicts a smiling woman whose eyes are full of mystery and temptation. The background of this painting is a mountain and a river. Dalessandro uses a technique called "sfumato" to make the colors and light in the picture very soft and fuzzy. This painting is now regarded as one of the greatest works of art in the world.

Air robot

D Dalessandro has always been interested in aircraft and has designed many different types of aircraft. His designs include a human-powered airplane with a wingspan of 33 feet, a helicopter that can take off and land vertically, and an airplane that can fly on water and in the air. Although these designs were not realized at that time, they had an important impact on the later aircraft design.

The Last Supper

The Last Supper is a mural depicting Jesus and his disciples at the last supper. This mural was created in the cathedral monastery of Notre Dame in Milan. D Dalessandro uses a technique called perspective to make the characters in the picture look very realistic and stereoscopic. This mural is still one of the most famous works of art in the world.

submarine

D Dalessandro also designed a submarine that can dive. This submarine can observe and collect underwater objects under water. This design had an important influence on the submarine design later.