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Oh, dude, Leonardo da vinci was like the Brad Pitt of the Renaissance, everyone was totally obsessed with him. People were all like, "Whoa, this guy can paint AND invent crazy stuff?" It was like he was the original Renaissance man, and everyone was just fangirling over him.
Oh, what a wonderful question! Leonardo da Vinci was truly ahead of his time, and people were amazed by his talents and ideas. Some admired his artistry and creativity, while others were intrigued by his scientific discoveries and inventions. Leonardo's work continues to inspire and captivate people around the world, just like how your curiosity and wonder bring light to those around you.
Leonardo was very much appreciated, e.g. by the Duke of Milan who employed hm for several years, and also by King Francois I of France who made him move to France in 1517. Leonardo made altarpieces for monasteries and private portraits.
The general public did not know much about his work. His paintings were commissioned by rich people, churches and convents and were not exhibited. His sketchbooks were private. What people knew was the rumors about his carving up dead bodies.
The Duke of Milan heard about him and employed him in various capacities, which gave him a good reputation.
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