Chapter
3
Summary,
Conclusion and Recommendation
Summary
This
paper tried to explain and clarify the different controversies about Leonardo
Da Vinci’s life and works.
The
research design used in this paper is descriptive research method wherein data
and information gathered were used to answer the research question posed. The
research findings are the following:
1. Leonardo
Da Vinci is one of the most famous painters in the entire history.
2. He
is also considered as the father of Science, technology and modern research.
3. He
was considered as the Renaissance Man.
4. The
greatest contribution of Da Vinci is that he studied anatomy by the use of
corpses.
Conclusion
Based on the findings of the
study, the following conclusions are drawn:
1. Leonardo
Da Vinci lived his life mysteriously since his early age.
2. He
has been professionally known by a lot of people during the Renaissance period.
3. He
has the greatest works that are still famous until now. Some of this are “Mona
Lisa” and “The Last Supper”.
4. When
he dies, a lot of controversies raised about him.
5. Until
now, this controversies are still questioned whether they are true or not. It
is believed that these controversies will still be alive in the future.
Recommendation
1. Students
with courses related to Arts and History should know that Leonardo is rather a
famous man known in their field. Also, they should know that Leonardo’s history
is all about controversies. They should know that these are some of the things
famous artist will get through.
2. Professors
of Arts and History should know what to teach to their students. They should
know that Leonardo’s life is not an easy topic to teach since there are
questions lingering about him.
3. Art
Enthusiasts and Controversy addicts should know that famous controversies are
still unanswered until now.
4. Future
Researchers should do the right thing on researching about Leonardo Da Vinci if
ever they use this topic in the near time. Researching Leonardo Da Vinci is a
critical one since controversies are always there.
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