1/21 & 1/22: Leonardo Da Vinci Leonardo Da Vinci is often referred to as a Renaissance Man. Based on your reading and understanding of the Renaissance,

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1/21 & 1/22: Leonardo Da Vinci Leonardo Da Vinci is often referred to as a Renaissance Man. Based on your reading and understanding of the Renaissance, what does it mean to be a Renaissance Man? How does Da Vinci fit into that understanding? What would a Renaissance Man or Woman look like today? What characteristics would he/she possess? How would a modern day Renaissance Man or Woman compare to a Renaissance Man or Woman from Europe between 1350-1750 CE? What does this comparison say about how these time periods compare?