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Leonardo da Vinci is remembered as history's greatest genius—but behind the inventions and notebooks was a man asking deeply spiritual questions about the fabric of reality.
Leonardo da Vinci: Where Science, Art & Sacred Geometry Meet | Divine Imagination Ep. 3
In Episode 3 of the Divine Imagination series, we explore how Leonardo saw the sacred hidden in nature, mathematics, and the human body itself. From the Divine Proportion found in the Vitruvian Man to the quiet Visual Theology of The Last Supper, Leonardo believed that to study creation was to glimpse the mind of the Creator.
For him, God was not loud. God was precise. Discover how his Renaissance masterpieces and mystical Leonardo Notebooks reveal a world where Art and Spirituality are one and the same.
Created, Written, Produced, and Directed by C. Alan Crandall
📌 CHAPTERS
0:00 – Introduction
0:44 – Leonardo's Origins & Worldview
1:23 – Anatomy as Theology
2:03 – The Vitruvian Man
2:17 – Sacred Geometry in the Renaissance
3:01 – The Last Supper: Geometry as Theology
3:43 – Leonardo's Mystical Notebooks
4:20 – The Mona Lisa's Hidden Mystery
5:00 – Leonardo's Spiritual Legacy 5:43 – Outro
🎨 DIVINE IMAGINATION SERIES This is Episode 3 of our 10-part series exploring how Art History's greatest artists grappled with faith, meaning, and the mysteries of existence. Presented by Patheos.
📺 Missed an episode? Catch up on the full Divine Imagination series: bit.ly/DivineImagination
👉 What's your favorite Leonardo artwork? Tell us in the comments.
#LeonardoDaVinci #SacredGeometry #DivineImagination #ArtHistory #Renaissance #TheLastSupper #MonaLisa #VitruvianMan #ArtAndFaith #Patheos
Leonardo da Vinci is remembered as history's greatest genius—but behind the inventions and notebooks was a man asking deeply spiritual questions about the fabric of reality.
Leonardo da Vinci: Where Science, Art & Sacred Geometry Meet | Divine Imagination Ep. 3
In Episode 3 of the Divine Imagination series, we explore how Leonardo saw the sacred hidden in nature, mathematics, and the human body itself. From the Divine Proportion found in the Vitruvian Man to the quiet Visual Theology of The Last Supper, Leonardo believed that to study creation was to glimpse the mind of the Creator.
For him, God was not loud. God was precise. Discover how his Renaissance masterpieces and mystical Leonardo Notebooks reveal a world where Art and Spirituality are one and the same.
Created, Written, Produced, and Directed by C. Alan Crandall
📌 CHAPTERS
0:00 – Introduction
0:44 – Leonardo's Origins & Worldview
1:23 – Anatomy as Theology
2:03 – The Vitruvian Man
2:17 – Sacred Geometry in the Renaissance
3:01 – The Last Supper: Geometry as Theology
3:43 – Leonardo's Mystical Notebooks
4:20 – The Mona Lisa's Hidden Mystery
5:00 – Leonardo's Spiritual Legacy 5:43 – Outro
🎨 DIVINE IMAGINATION SERIES This is Episode 3 of our 10-part series exploring how Art History's greatest artists grappled with faith, meaning, and the mysteries of existence. Presented by Patheos.
📺 Missed an episode? Catch up on the full Divine Imagination series: bit.ly/DivineImagination
👉 What's your favorite Leonardo artwork? Tell us in the comments.
#LeonardoDaVinci #SacredGeometry #DivineImagination #ArtHistory #Renaissance #TheLastSupper #MonaLisa #VitruvianMan #ArtAndFaith #Patheos
