…would remain so. But somewhere in this newborn babe was locked the mystery of a Plato, or an Aristotle, or a Leonardo da Vinci, or a Raphael, or a Michelangelo. Something within this being, although the creature itself was small and of slight concern, yet…

…brought with them the restoration of the proponent economy. The roof is exemplified in such pioneer and creative figures as Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo. These men, in their term of protection, are as he's already known in his edition of the studio,…

…which a history of any subject is written. It is evident that a history of the world written in the time of Leonardo da Vinci would be very different from a history of the world written today. This does not mean that this difference would rise entirely…

…powers, were apprenticed to some scholar or teacher for his instruction. These people were therefore products out of themselves. Leonardo da Vinci was not merely a diploma graduate from some other institution. He was a creative thinker in his own right.…

…the great monks of the Shungon-shu in Japan, is accredited with having given almost as many inventions to the Japanese people as Leonardo da Vinci gave to Europe. A tremendous genius in his own right. He was not a person who had simply decided to be…

…their own destiny, and fulfill. We have no way of knowing how the plant, from a standpoint of consciousness, functions. But as Leonardo da Vinci pointed out, the way in which branches come off of the stalk of a plant the various patterns of its leaves…

…natures and forms based upon one great design the platonic archetype that was so well sensed and appreciated by Leonardo da Vinci. Architecture, all the different branches of human life, arise of specializations within these areas. From these same planets and…

…exceptional attainment. We all recognize the genius and abilities of certain persons. We recognize with great admiration the genius of Leonardo da Vinci, the man who is said to have mastered between 70 and 80 arts and sciences. We recognize with profound…

…the universal key to all knowledge. And it was based upon the fact that nature is infinitely repeating its own processes. Leonardo da Vinci became one of the greatest exponents of the law of analogy. he found for example all the emotions stresses and…

…have available to themselves. From this kind of talent has arisen works of art, that equal anything done by Michelangelo or Leonardo da Vinci. Art is the expression of a longing for beauty within the self. It's fulfilled by the expression of the best that…

…are satisfied to mumble around in the mistakes of our own minds. So, we see how memory gave us in the first place Leonardo da Vinci and also the great painters of the Renaissance. We know how the great music came to be. The great statues were carved.…

…They produced inventions in many fields of life. they had a profound study the human body and the diagrams and figures a Leonardo da Vinci on the development of the penis are among the great masterpieces about and science so here's an artist who is all…

…until it fades away. We have this in modern painting, sculpturing and other arts, graphic and architectural. We look back upon Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo and we say we cannot excel them. They have done everything that was possible to do in terms…

…And in the most cases, if we're honest, we'll realize that we don't operate with much of that quality we associate with Leonardo da Vinci. The five-line drawing will not be tremendous. The bird won't look exactly like a bird. We won't be too happy over…

…I've seen things just about as strange, for a modern person to go in and have a seal made with a signature of Leonardo da Vinci on it. Now, if Leonardo had used a seal, it could be duplicated today without the slightest difficulty. Yet the seal is a…

…same being that we find in the Cesarano edition of Vitruvius, the great man of architecture. We find men like Leonardo da Vinci, in their great canon of artistic anatomy, dividing the human body, analyzing it, proportioning it, distributing it, from the…

…surface. When he did, the work was superficial and inadequate. So we are indebted to people like Albert Durer, Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, for the careful study of body structure. Out of this study came patterns like the dynamic symmetry, we found…

…body or another. Such obstructions may rise from several causes. They can be psychosomatic. for each part of the body, as Leonardo da Vinci pointed out, has a certain relationship to all other parts. One of the most simple analogies lies in the old…

…in the brain, the discovery of all parts in all parts. And we know now from the notebooks, records, and diaries of Leonardo da Vinci that he was concerned with this problem also, and that he had already received a considerable amount of lore about it as…

…natures and forms based upon one great design the platonic archetype that was so well sensed and appreciated by Leonardo da Vinci architecture all the different branches of human life arise of specializations within these areas from these same planets and…

…is to do with the blinding of Samson, the cutting off of the rays of the sun god. Also has to do, as Leonardo da Vinci points out in his astronomical calculation of the Last Supper, for the painting is a very strangely astute piece of work. And each…

…brain, the pineal and the pituitary body. In the ancient beliefs, Albertus Magnus held this opinion, so did the great artist Leonardo da Vinci. It was the common belief of the great Arab physicians and scholars of older time that in some mysterious way…

…And into this area, according to the older belief, the sensations poured. And in this area, they were coordinated. Leonardo da Vinci, in one of his wonderful drawings of the cross-section of the human brain, he anticipated Vesalius slightly, but did…

…sensitive man has given us a world of arts in a very large degree. It is the sensitiveness of Michelangelo or Leonardo da Vinci or the great Raphael that was represented in the tremendous artistic achievement which these men contributed to society. It is…

…be used But the mind can make us see or do almost anything that we really become interested in. They say that Leonardo da Vinci mastered 60 arts and sciences. That might be a slight exaggeration. I don't know. But anyway, he did very well. He proved…

…have a tremendous mystical theology. This, while acknowledged, while sent, while portrayed to us in the great art of Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo. These great visionary values have never been able to move masses. They have never been immediately…

…of the ordinary. If it were not true, we could all do what they do, and we cannot. We cannot all be a Leonardo da Vinci, but he is simply an example of a development of faculties and an arrangement of them, by means of which greater resources are…

…as the sages and scholars and artists in other fields represent exceptional attainment. As man can produce only one Michelangelo or Leonardo da Vinci in a century, as we can produce only one great musician in a generation, as we can produce only one great…

…An action perfected by art. An action which we find perhaps most nearly approached in the artistic canons of men like Leonardo da Vinci. Leonardo never regarded the body merely as the house of life. He examined it. He measured it. He estimated it. He…

…was one of the universal geniuses of all times. I suppose that he could be listed in the same classification as Leonardo da Vinci, who took all knowledge of his province. Bacon's position in learning is unique, for in his personality and in his skills,…

…words. And the great forms that were used throughout were either the forms of man himself, representing in his structure, as Leonardo da Vinci points out, the measurements of the cosmos, or the great canon of rules by which the merits and values of all…

…a great step forward in the paintings and carvings and artwork of Western civilization. Here we had the great artists, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Chiarini, Van Dyck, many, many, Durer, all these very famous artists. Most of them were very famous for…

…if we're not careful before we get through with it, it probably will be computerized. We will have everything from Michelangelo to Leonardo da Vinci on little disks that can be produced on short notice. All of this is a little hard on the ethics of art.…

…is the sum of all this evolutionary process. Here we have a being of which, for instance, we can mention such beings as Leonardo da Vinci. We can think in terms of Michelangelo. We can think of terms of Stradivarius or any of the great leaders of human…