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How Travel Can Foster a Personal Renaissance

Joseph Kellard October 10, 2020

I now know what people mean when they say that travel can improve your life considerably.

When I was a teen, my sister told me about an Italian artist and unique polymath who lived during the Renaissance: Leonardo da Vinci. Intrigued, I began reading about this staggeringly versatile man and visionary inventor, whose copious notebooks reveal that he studied everything from architecture to geology to aeronautics. I recognized his world-famous masterpieces, the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper, from pop-art parodies, and I vowed to one day visit his homeland.

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In Travel, Personal, Art Tags Italy, Leonardo Da Vinci, travel, art
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A spread of books, articles and magazines on Leonardo da Vinci that I’ve read since my early fascination with the Renaissance man.

A spread of books, articles and magazines on Leonardo da Vinci that I’ve read since my early fascination with the Renaissance man.

Italy and Leonardo, Here I Come!

Joseph Kellard June 17, 2019

I was about 16 when I first heard his name. My sister, Mary, told me about an Italian artist she learned about from her friend’s mother who was a painter.


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In Travel Tags Leonardo Da Vinci, Italy, painter, artist, scientist, engineer, Renaissance, Renaissance man, Mona Lisa, The Mona Lisa, Last Supper, The Last Supper
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