Leonardo da Vinci

Freud's exploration of Leonardo da Vinci delves into the intersection of psychoanalysis and art, offering a unique perspective on the Renaissance artist's life and work. He boldly analyzes themes of sexuality and personality, suggesting that understanding great figures like da Vinci can illuminate universal human experiences. Freud argues that the investigation into such remarkable individuals does not diminish their greatness but rather highlights the complex psychological forces that shape creativity and genius. This essay provides a thought-provoking lens on art and its connection to the human psyche.