my father is the head of the botany department. so he went to iowa state college and he worked his way through. he lived in a toolshed that he found on the edge of the campus, a toolshed whose previous tenants were only rats that had no plumbing, that had no water, of course, no electricity. had nothing. it was a bare toolshed. he moved into it and lived in it all the time that he was in college. he worked as a janitor and took in laundry from the other students in order to keep himself in college. iowa state wasn't just any college. iowa state was the harvard of agricultural schools. well, agricultural schools, what are agricultural schools? listen, in those days it's hard for us to realize that america couldn't feed itself and we were importing food. so people were desperate for scientists who could make a us self-sufficient in food and . science today is what everyone at to get into and everyone wanted to know about. so, he goes into agricultural science and he goes to a school that produces three secretaries of agriculture, us

my father is the head of the botany department. so he went to iowa state college and he worked his way through. he lived in a toolshed that he found on the edge of the campus, a toolshed whose previous tenants were only rats that had no plumbing, that had no water, of course, no electricity. had nothing. it was a bare toolshed. he moved into it and lived in it all the time that he was in college. he worked as a janitor and took in laundry from the other students in order to keep himself in college. iowa state wasn't just any college. iowa state was the harvard of agricultural schools. well, agricultural schools, what are agricultural schools? listen, in those days it's hard for us to realize that america couldn't feed itself and we were importing food. so people were desperate for scientists who could make us self-sufficient in food. agricultural science today is what everyone at to get into and everyone wanted to know about. so, he goes into agricultural science and he goes to a school that produces three secretaries of agricultur

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and then over here is a drawing which shows the artist's deep interest in botany. tears. at the time it was very rare in the rest of the world. in fact, this is thought to be the first record of it in western europe. the drawingas on display here at the ulster museum in belfast give a sense of the extraordinary range of interests that leonardo da vinci had, from costume design to extreme weather effects. and of course, famously, his detailed analysis of the human body, with images which are still well regarded today. but are they accurate? they certainly are, will. if you look at the level of the anatomical detail here, it is equal to any standard surgical text in the modern era. more importantly, he's somehow picked up the functionality of these muscles and imbued them with life. the display here at the kelvingrove art gallery and museum in glasgow shows the two sides of leonardo. 0n the one hand, you have the fine artist who is interested in modelling form in delicate detail using light and shade. 0n the other hand, you've got leonardo the engineer, who is intere

and then over here is a drawing which shows the artist's deep interest in botany.it was very rare in the rest of the world. in fact, this is thought to be the first record of it in western europe. the drawingas on display here at the ulster museum in belfast give a sense of the extraordinary range of interests that leonardo da vinci had, from costume design to extreme weather effects and of course, famously, his detailed analysis of the human body, with images which are still

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has left an inky thumbprint, and over here, is a drawing which shows the artist's deep interest in botany. the drawings on display here at the state museum in belfast, give a sense of the extraordinary range of impacts that leonardo da vinci had, to extreme weather effects, and of course, famously, his detailed analysis of a human body, with images still regarded today. but are they accurate? if you look at the level of anatomical detail, it was equal to any from the modern era, but more importantly, he has picked up, somehow, the functionality of these muscles. lights match the display here at the kelvingrove art gallery museum in glasgow, shows the two sides of leonardo. on the one hand, you have got the artist, with detail using light and shade, but on the other hand, you have got leonardo, the engineer, he is interested in the engineer, he is interested in the movement of a horse, designing weapons, or fanciful war machines. he also likes to make maps, such as this one, the central region of italy, including the valley where he was born. these he made to support his architectural work

and then over here is a drawing which shows the artist's deep interest in botany.s is thought to be the first record of it in western europe. the drawingas on display here at the ulster museum in belfast give a sense of the extraordinary range of interests that leonardo da vinci had, from costume design to extreme weather effects. and of course, famously, his detailed analysis of the human body, with images which are still well regarded today. but are they accurate? they certainly are, will. if you look at the level of the anatomical detail here, it is equal to any standard surgical text in the modern era. more importantly, he's somehow picked up the functionality of these muscles and imbued them with life. the display here at the kelvingrove art gallery and museum in glasgow shows the two sides of leonardo. on the one hand, you have the fine artist who is interested in modelling form in delicate detail using light and shade. on the other hand, you've got leonardo the engineer, who is interested in the movement of a horse and in designing weapons or fanciful war ma

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