Leonardo da vinci's vitruvian man portrayed
a. the most scientific diagram of the human body ever created.
b. man as the purest form of art.
c. the ideal human body in relation to the universe.
d. the same design as a drawing created in ancient rome.

Leonardo da Vinci’s Vitruvian Man portrayed the ideal human body in relation to the universe.

Explanation:

Leonardo da Vinci’s Vitruvian Man portrayed the ideal human body in relation to the universe. Leonardo believed the human body, created by nature, is intrinsically related to the universe. In his drawing he analyses the body’s proportions and relations between different parts of the body. His portrait of the Vitruvian Man was intended to relate the human body to nature. The circle around the body represents the cosmic and divine.

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