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- earliest artist, architect, scientist, and medical reseracher of the renaissance- The last supper is a good example of linear perspective (the parrallel lines of the architecture converge at the vansihing point behind christ's head.- Illusion of spatial depth alos enhanced by the ligh- dark- light of fore-, middle-, and background. - Physchological portrait of apostles reaction to "One of you will betray me"- Wanted to depict the "Intention of a man's soul"
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