Leonardo da Vinci, Art and worldview of the Renaissance genius

Ideas Y Valores 73 (185):163-187 (2024)
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This article explains the philosophy of Leonardo da Vinci, who through his writings, designs and pictorial work, shows a tension and rupture on the art, beauty and truth of his time. Painting is scientific and therefore a liberal art, but it does not manifest the sacred truth of the icon of the medieval finalist worldview, but it will be the scientific truth of Modernity.

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10.15446/ideasyvalores.v73n185.114482

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