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'''Leonardo da Vinci''' was an [[Italian Renaissance]] polymath known for his painting and inventions. The diary of the renegade [[Time Lord]] known as [[the Monk]] recorded a meeting with Leonardo in which he claimed to have provided the inspiration for at least some of da Vinci's inventions which would later seem so advanced for their time. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Time Meddler]]'') | '''Leonardo da Vinci''' was an [[Italian Renaissance]] polymath known for his painting and inventions. The diary of the renegade [[Time Lord]] known as [[the Monk]] recorded a meeting with Leonardo in which he claimed to have provided the inspiration for at least some of da Vinci's inventions which would later seem so advanced for their time. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Time Meddler]]'') | ||
Circa [[1492]]. Leonardo and his then patron the [[Duke of Milan]] were among the guests invited to the masque organized by the young Duke [[Guiliano]] of [[San Martino]]. Being caught up in the [[Mandragora Helix]]'s attempt to conquer [[15th century]] [[Earth]], [[Fourth Doctor|the Doctor]] missed this opportunity to meet Leonardo, later noting it was probably for the best ([[DW]]: ''[[The Masque of Mandragora]]''). | |||
Circa [[1505]], da Vinci was hired by a new patron he knew as "Captain Tancredi", in reality, [[Scaroth]] of the [[Jagaroth]]. Tancredi asked him to paint six extra copies of his most famous work, the ''[[Mona Lisa]]''. In 1505 [[Fourth Doctor|the Doctor]] arrived from [[1979]] [[Paris]] to seek clues to the plot of Count Scarlioni (another of Scaroth's time-splintered selves) to steal the ''Mona Lisa'' from [[the Louvre]]. After being briefly captured and interrogated by Tancredi wrote "This is a fake" on Leonardo's canvasses in felt tip before returning to the future to try to stop Count Scarlioni. ([[DW]]: ''[[City of Death]]'') | Circa [[1505]], da Vinci was hired by a new patron he knew as "Captain Tancredi", in reality, [[Scaroth]] of the [[Jagaroth]]. Tancredi asked him to paint six extra copies of his most famous work, the ''[[Mona Lisa]]''. In 1505 [[Fourth Doctor|the Doctor]] arrived from [[1979]] [[Paris]] to seek clues to the plot of Count Scarlioni (another of Scaroth's time-splintered selves) to steal the ''Mona Lisa'' from [[the Louvre]]. After being briefly captured and interrogated by Tancredi wrote "This is a fake" on Leonardo's canvasses in felt tip before returning to the future to try to stop Count Scarlioni. ([[DW]]: ''[[City of Death]]'') | ||
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Leonardo da Vinci was an Italian Renaissance polymath known for his painting and inventions. The diary of the renegade Time Lord known as the Monk recorded a meeting with Leonardo in which he claimed to have provided the inspiration for at least some of da Vinci's inventions which would later seem so advanced for their time. (DW: The Time Meddler)
Circa 1492. Leonardo and his then patron the Duke of Milan were among the guests invited to the masque organized by the young Duke Guiliano of San Martino. Being caught up in the Mandragora Helix's attempt to conquer 15th century Earth, the Doctor missed this opportunity to meet Leonardo, later noting it was probably for the best (DW: The Masque of Mandragora).
Circa 1505, da Vinci was hired by a new patron he knew as "Captain Tancredi", in reality, Scaroth of the Jagaroth. Tancredi asked him to paint six extra copies of his most famous work, the Mona Lisa. In 1505 the Doctor arrived from 1979 Paris to seek clues to the plot of Count Scarlioni (another of Scaroth's time-splintered selves) to steal the Mona Lisa from the Louvre. After being briefly captured and interrogated by Tancredi wrote "This is a fake" on Leonardo's canvasses in felt tip before returning to the future to try to stop Count Scarlioni. (DW: City of Death)
- Although the Doctor did not meet Leonardo in person in that period, he did leave him a note which suggested a degree of familiarity already existed, and that perhaps the two had previously met, or would meet in the future.
