Synonyms for leonardo
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1. Leonardo, Leonardo da Vinci, da Vincinoun

   Italian painter and sculptor and engineer and scientist and architect; the most versatile genius of the Italian Renaissance (1452-1519)

   Synonyms:
   da Vinci

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1. • Old Master
   • Sculptor

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1. List of paraphrases for "leonardo":

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1. List of known nicknames for "Leonardo":

   Emival Eterno da Costa

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1. Vice President Hamilton Mourao:

   I would like to invite Leonardo DiCaprio, actor Leonardo DiCaprio, to go with me here to São Gabriel da Cachoeira to do an eight-hour march through the jungle between São Gabriel airport and the Cucuí road. There Leonardo DiCaprio will better understand how things work in this immense region.

2. Dain Gainor:

   All of these movies have the potential to be good, but Hollywood has no one as big a star as John Wayne to fill the roles. There is some serious talent in those upcoming films – like Kurt Russell and Leonardo DiCaprio – but most of it is buried in [Quentin] Tarantino’s likely gore-fest, ‘The Hateful Eight.’ These films will be successful if they allow moviegoers to escape and don’t target them.

3. The Metropolitan Museum of Art:

   This is an exciting new discovery of an authentic double-sided sheet by the master (1452-1519), representing on the recto the full figure of the martyred Saint Sebastian tied to a tree in a landscape, and on the verso, notes and diagrams about light and shadow, which relate to Leonardo’s study of optics.

4. Martin Clayton:

   Leonardo knew that these drawings at the end of his life were the only real record of what he had worked on and what he had achieved, and so if you want to understand Leonardo in the round, drawing is the only way that you can do that, this exhibition gives visitors a full picture of Leonardo.

5. Eike Schmidt:

   It is highly improbable that this lock (of hair), which was presented like a (religious) relic, would be in anyway related to Leonardo da Vinci.