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Which characteristics made Leonardo da Vinci a true “Renaissance Man"?

A.
He was born as the Renaissance began, died in the last years of the Renaissance, and was a brilliant sculptor.

B.
He was talented in many areas, accomplished in many fields, and interested in many things.

C.
He refused to use religious themes in his art, used his talents to promote peace, and was devoted to one area of accomplishment.

D.
He was the first painter to use oils, the first printer to use moveable type, and the first scientist to promote natural law.

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He was talented in many areas, accomplished in many fields, and interested in many things.

Leonardo da Vinci had mastered many skills in his whole lifetime. He was also an important figure behind the success of the Renaissance. The required answer for this MCQ is option D.  

Option D is correct as Leonardo da Vinci was always known for his unique inventions and was a great artist. He had started the use of oil in painting so that he could portray human emotions at their best. He was also the first scientist who stated about natural law and putting more emphasis on human rights.  

Option A is incorrect as Leonardo was born too much later after the Renaissance began, and it didn't end with his death. It was true that he was a brilliant sculptor.  

Option B is also incorrect as this option doesn't mention in detail about his achievements that will make us understand that why Leonardo da Vinci was a true ' Renaissance Man.'  

Option c is incorrect. It was true that Leonardo da Vinci refused to use religious themes in his arts. Rather, he used human anatomy and other things as themes of his artwork. Still, he was not devoted to only one area of accomplishment as he had mastered so many skills during his whole life.  

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