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Margaret [11]
3 years ago
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What position did the king of france apoint leonardo de vinci when he went to france

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Nuetrik [128]3 years ago
7 0

<em>In 1516 Leonardo da Vinci was appointed </em><em>as Premier/First Painter with another titles as Engineer and Architect </em><em>to the King Francis I of France (positions he held until his death). </em>The King of France invited him to live in his country as his honored guest. He also gave him living quarters in a castle not far from Paris and did not require much work of him. At that time Leonardo da Vinci was an old man. It is a fact that the King of France was fond of the great painter and paid him frequent visits (they talk to each other about many subjects).

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