On this day, 573 years ago, on April 15, 1452 (March 26, 1452, the famous Italian painter Leonardo da Vinci was born. Da Vinci was an Italian Renaissance artist, natural scientist, and philosopher. Born on April 15, 1452 in the town of Finch near Florence, Italy, into a wealthy family of notaries. In 1466, he went to a painting workshop in Florence to learn art. In 1470, he and his teacher Verozio drew the painting "The Baptism of Christ". The following year, he independently painted "The Virgin of Bejua". The statue he painted broke through the theological framework that has dominated European painting for nearly a thousand years. He moved to Milan in 1482. During this time, he finally became famous for his work "The Last Supper", a mural in the canteen of the monastery of St. Mary Dire Grachi. The theme was taken from the Bible and took 1 year. In 1500, he returned to Florence via Venice. In about 1503, he painted the famous portrait "Mona Lisa", reflecting the vitality of the new women. After 1506, he wandered between Rome and Milan. He moved to France in 1517. In his later years, he was mainly engaged in machinery, engineering design, etc.