The Engineer: Da Vinci designed man

The Engineer: Da Vinci designed many working machined for war, industry, and transport. He sketched very accurate maps and he also designed a brilliant canal system for Florence ,and a huge bridge. In 2001,architects constructed a bridge in Norway based on da Vinci's design. You can see it there today.
The Scientist: Da Vinci studied plants, animals and the human body, and made detailed drawings and notes about them. He used "mirror" writing, probably because he didn't want everyone to understand the notes. His sketch Vitruvian Man shows the perfect proportions of the human body. This is possibly the best-known drawing in the world.
The Painter: As a young man, da Vinci studied painting in Florence. Two of his paintings, the Mona Lisa (or LA Gioconda) and The Last Supper, are among the most famous paintings of all time! Today, only about 15 of his finished paintings survive (he often didn't finish them because he was busy with other things), but most people consider him to be one of the greatest painters who ever lived.
The Inventor: Da Vinci's notebooks contain detailed sketches for a whole range of inventions which were centuries ahead of their time. These include a sort of helicopter, flying machines, a calculator, a parachute, and even robots. With today's technology and materials many of da Vinci's designs could work very well.
Da Vinci was also a sculptor, a musician, a mathematician, a philosopher, an architect, a writer, and a geologist. Five centuries after his death, he is still one of the most fascinating people in history.

Результаты (русский) 1:

Инженер: Да Винчи разработал много рабочих, обработанные для войны, промышленности и транспорта. Он сделал эскиз к очень точные карты, и он также разработал систему блестящий канал для Флоренции и огромный мост. В 2001 году архитекторы построили мост в Норвегии на основе дизайна да Винчи. Вы можете увидеть его там сегодня. Ученый: Да Винчи изучал растения, животных и человеческого тела и подробные чертежи и заметки о них. Он использовал «зеркало» письмо, вероятно потому, что он не хотел, чтобы все поняли ноты. Его эскиз Витрувианский человек показывает идеальные пропорции человеческого тела. Это возможно наиболее известных рисунок в мире.Художник: Как молодой человек, да Винчи изучал живопись во Флоренции. Двое из его картин, Мона Лиза (или LA Gioconda) и последний ужин, относятся к числу самых известных картин всех времен! Сегодня лишь около 15 его готовой картины выжить (он часто не закончить их потому, что он был занят с другими вещами), но большинство людей считают его одним из величайших художников, которые когда-либо жили.Изобретатель: Да Винчи Ноутбуки содержат подробные эскизы для целого ряда изобретений, которые веками опередили свое время. К ним относятся вид вертолета, летательные аппараты, калькулятор, парашют и даже роботы. С сегодняшней технологией и материалами многие из конструкций да Винчи может работать очень хорошо.Да Винчи был также скульптор, музыкант, математик, философ, архитектор, писатель и геолог. Пять столетий после его смерти, он по-прежнему один из самых интересных людей в истории.

Результаты (русский) 2:

Инженер Он набросал очень точные карты и он также разработал блестящую систему каналов для Флоренции The Engineer: Da Vinci designed many working machined for war, industry, and transport. He sketched very accurate maps and he also designed a brilliant canal system for Florence ,and a huge bridge. In 2001,architects constructed a bridge in Norway based on da Vinci's design. You can see it there today.
The Scientist: Da Vinci studied plants, animals and the human body, and made detailed drawings and notes about them. He used "mirror" writing, probably because he didn't want everyone to understand the notes. His sketch Vitruvian Man shows the perfect proportions of the human body. This is possibly the best-known drawing in the world.
The Painter: As a young man, da Vinci studied painting in Florence. Two of his paintings, the Mona Lisa (or LA Gioconda) and The Last Supper, are among the most famous paintings of all time! Today, only about 15 of his finished paintings survive (he often didn't finish them because he was busy with other things), but most people consider him to be one of the greatest painters who ever lived.
The Inventor: Da Vinci's notebooks contain detailed sketches for a whole range of inventions which were centuries ahead of their time. These include a sort of helicopter, flying machines, a calculator, a parachute, and even robots. With today's technology and materials many of da Vinci's designs could work very well.
Da Vinci was also a sculptor, a musician, a mathematician, a philosopher, an architect, a writer, and a geologist. Five centuries after his death, he is still one of the most fascinating people in history.