and was again willing to embrace flamboyant, eccentric, and artistic free
In the biography "Leonardo da Vinci" by Walter Isaacson, the author explores the multifaceted personality of Leonardo, highlighting his willingness to embrace vibrant and unconventional ideas. This trait set him apart as a true innovator of the Renaissance, encouraging those around him to think creatively and push boundaries in art and science.
Leonardo's eccentric and artistic spirit is evident in his works and thoughts, reflecting a deep curiosity about the world. Isaacson captures how this openness to embracing flamboyance contributed to Leonardo's lasting legacy as a profound thinker and artist whose influence continues to inspire generations.
