Vinci_达芬奇英语作文700字
At the age of 5 can draw from memory the mother's portrait on the beach, but also impromptu words and music, they accompanied their singing, attracted the presence of the people greatly. "The last supper" is the world's most famous religious painting, "Monalisa" is the world's most famous, the greatest portrait. The two world famous works made the name of Da Vinci ever remembered in the annals of history. Da Vinci's unique artistic language is the use of shading to create a stereoscopic impression of a plane image. He once said, "the greatest miracle of painting is to make a flat picture of a concave and convex sense."
Da Vinci is a mysterious and incomprehensible figure. He has not received any education, can be staggering is that he is also artistic figures in the most gifted one, and so far there is no one like him at the same time in many fields. His most famous and familiar side of the public is painting. The representative work "Monalisa" has always been an unsolved mystery. This painting has a feature - you always feel that the woman's eyes are staring at you as if they were spiritual. The imitation is always out of thousands on thousands of imitation as mysterious and aloof charm. This painting was commissioned by Da Vinci, the archetype of the Duchess of Venice. After completing it, he was too fond of the work, and he did not give it to his employer, but to pack away on the same day, and go to the other city with the servant. "Monalisa" is absolutely the best interpretation of his famous word "the eye is the window of the mind". The right hand in the painting is known as "the most beautiful hand in the history of fine arts".
He has a divine ideal, trying to recreate the beauty of the world, measure the vast expanse of the world, and explain the mysteries of the world. His ambition is to find everything, to study everything and to create everything. His pursuit is the infinite and far away. It is a realm that can never be reached. Instead of finding it, it would be better to stop, and what he tried to do was "the everlasting creation of God." He painted every pen, even the most minor of a pen, in him, is the most ambitious project, he asked each of his will he across thousands of years, the vast space, all touch people's hearts.
In the early Renaissance, people blindly accepted traditional ideas and worshipped ancient authority and classical works. People learn scientific knowledge only to learn the Aristotle theory like the Bible, and only believe in written records. As Finch is against the scholastic philosophers of the past and the teachings of speech as a knowledge base, he encouraged people to learn from nature, to seek the truth and knowledge of nature. He believed that knowledge originated from practice, and only from practice to explore the mysteries of science through practice. He said, "theory is the greatest misfortune out of practice", and "practice should be based on good theory." Da Finch advanced and mastered this advanced scientific method. He used this scientific method to carry out scientific research and made great contributions in natural science. The method put forward by him was later developed by Galileo, and summarized by the English philosopher Bacon, becoming the most basic method of modern natural science. Da Finch believed in science, he was dislike of religion, and attacked Catholicism as "a shop selling deceit." "There is only one truth," he said. "He is not in religion, but in science." Finch's experimental method opened the way for the invention and creation of Copernicus, Galileo, Kepler, Einstein and Newton.
