Leonardo Da Vinci: A Freudian Analysis

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"Whether it is the theater, music or painting, an artist brings to his or her work the events that have effected their lives, including those that took place during their early childhood. Today, through the study of psychology, these influences can be analyzed in relation to the work created in a fairly thorough and accurate manner. But during the Italian Renaissance, Sigmund Freud and others who explored the psychology of man, were still centuries away so we can only theorize from the limited information available and the work created what drove an artist during that era to produce what he/she did and how.


Such is the case with the well-renowned artist, scientist and architect Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519). Considered a genius not only during his life but up to the present day, da Vinci..."

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