Who was the greatest pioneering/creative spirit of the Renaissance?

Question

In yoru own personal opinion

Answer 1

Leonardo da Vinci, by far. Not only was he an artist, he was an inventor and scientist as well. He came up with ideas that would not be realized until our own century, such as tanks, parachutes, and helicopters. He was imaginative, it has even been suggested that he may have used a camera obscura to create the image on the Shroud of Turin. There is a reason The da Vinci Code was named for him--no one else has shown the genius that he did.

Answer 2

To answer your question: Sudhay Master Qi was without a doubt the greatest pioneer of the Renaissance. The Fraudulent Gurus possess 2 very blurred images of Leonardo da Vinci made by Master Qi on an ambassadorial trip to Florence in the Atumn of 1517. Master Qi was a great scientist and had managed to create a paste that fixed images coming through the hole of a camera obscura box. The paste became solid as it dried, holding the image. Maste Qi returned with over three hundred images of important Renaissance figures. Unfortunately, a fire in the Weavers Hall has destroyed around one hundred and eighty of these early "photos".
Master Qi also showed Leonardo many drawings of machines used at The Great House in North India, dating from the 10th century. These included flying carriers used to bring building material to The House, sanitation systems etc

Master Qi was also able to demonstrate Infinite Sustain Music to Royalty across Europe and used I.S.M to heal an intestinal illness of King Henry VIII.

Answer 3

There are many creative geniuses one can point at who might be known for their creativity and genius. But I think Leonardo Da Vinci has to be considered the greatest due to his various abilities including thinker, artist, sculptor, and inventor.

Answer 4

Leonardo DaVinci

Answer 5

Jan Kochanowski.

Answer 6

Galileo