Thinking Like Da Vinci

"The human mind has never been seen to become tired of learning." -Leonardo da Vinci- Leonardo da Vinci, the creator of the most well-known works of European art such as Mona Lisa and The Last Supper, has maintained his influence on artists, thinkers and academics for more than 500 years. Although it is not possible to understand all aspects of this extraordinary genius and be like him, we all have a lot to learn from Da Vinci, who recorded his thoughts down to the smallest details of daily life. Da Vinci, who produced works as a musician, mathematician, engineer and an anatomist, did not lose his desire to know until the end of his life. He never believed in the end of knowing at any time in his life and always directed his mind to unexplored, brand new areas. He realized that art and science cannot work separately, pursued perfection in every product and work he created, and left us a legacy that will never grow old with the projects we use or continue to develop today. Sculptor, painter, architect Leonardo da Vinci combined his unique talent with the imagination that distinguishes him from everyone else and created inventions that were beyond belief of his time. Thinking Like Da Vinci was written so that you can understand the thought structure of this extraordinary and wise Renaissance man and apply his principles in your own life by being inspired by his achievements and experiences. “A man who woke up early while everyone was asleep and the sky was still dark…” -Sigmund Freud- “Leonardo means the same thing to the history of art as Hamlet means to the history of literature.” -Kenneth Clark- “Knowing and understanding Leonardo is a great experience in itself. This great intelligence showed us that science cannot exist without art and art cannot exist without science.” -Fritjof Capra- “As the manuscripts left behind by Da Vinci are examined, it becomes clear that he was not only an artist ahead of his time, but above all, a great scientist.” -Sherwin B. Nuland-

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

First Printing Year: 2017

Number of Printings: 1st Edition

Number of Pages: 224

Size: 14x21

Media Type: Paperback