| In the funkadelic era between the flower power '60s and the electronic '80s, there lived a renaissance man by the name of Glen Larson. |
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| Mr. Giguère is a true renaissance man in every sense of the word and a private broadcaster dedicated to his craft and his audiences. |
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| A true renaissance man of the North, Peter has lived the traditional life of the north and the wireless life of the modern age. |
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| Men's fashion and fragrances from modern day renaissance man Thierry Mugler. |
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| Tiengo remains the quintessential renaissance man as is, of course, to be expected of one whose origins in the small town of Adria, within hailing distance of Venice, virtually require him to be. |
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| Marlowe's subject matter is different from Shakespeare's as it focuses more on the moral drama of the renaissance man than any other thing. |
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| With a vision of dance and electronic music rooted in a global movement, Jason is a renaissance man of club culture, with an influence felt worldwide. |
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| Buy from Amazon.comOLYMPIC fencer, philanthropist, cellist, international financier, president of the World Bank, global citizen James Wolfensohn often comes across as the modern renaissance man. |
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| I know this is many years after the renaissance, but I think it is fair to say that Bill Ricker is our renaissance man in fisheries, no question about it. |
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| Do you think you were fuelled by the fact that he is a fellow Renaissance man? |
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| A true Renaissance man, he surprised us with his versatility and non-art related talents. |
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| A true Renaissance man, he is described by biographers as an artist, poet, writer, journalist, linguist, naturalist, and philosopher. |
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| Now 30, he's recently been awarded the accolade of Renaissance Man For The Millennium, though he doesn't seem too chuffed about it. |
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| Ben Franklin drubs Thomas Jefferson in the race to be our nation's foremost Renaissance man. |
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| He has earned recognition as a Renaissance man through his contributions to the worlds of photography, film, literature, music and poetry. |
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| A true Renaissance man, Beck has risen to international acclaim for his sculpture, as well as his abstract and figurative paintings. |
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| Now he is played by John Malkovich, with the sophistication of a Renaissance man, grown rich on other people's ignorance. |
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| He may have once been described as a Renaissance man in times less commercial. |
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| A true Renaissance man, Wagoner is an army veteran and pharmacist as well as a professional dancer and choreographer. |
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| However, he never doubted his genius as a Renaissance man or the importance of his work for future generations. |
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| Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, who was quite the Renaissance man himself, created the character and his many stories. |
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| He's a Renaissance man who is incredibly well-read, draws upon an enormous breadth of experience, and has an astonishing memory. |
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| The Onion A.V. Club recently spoke to Yoakam about the state of country music, his upbringing, and his lifestyle as a Renaissance man. |
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| When you meet him, he's this very odd combination of literate Renaissance man and oafish uncle who says embarrassing things that you wish your girlfriend hadn't heard. |
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| Jean Burton tells Helen the story of this Renaissance man who was a great figure of Lincolnshire life, and had a huge impact on the landscape of the county. |
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| He was a Renaissance man in a world filled with teeming mediocrity. |
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| Sure, Flavin was no polymath, no Renaissance man, though he did share with Leonardo an empiricist's preoccupation with light and its effect on perception. |
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| Notoriously single-minded, the erstwhile enfant terrible of the Belgian art world is a Renaissance man, despite his penchant for drenching everything in body fluids. |
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| I do not dare to go any further than this because let me remind you that the last Renaissance man was Leibnitz and he died some years ago! |
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| A Renaissance man, Joe Sealy is a musician, producer, musical director, arranger, composer and actor. |
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| In fact, we now know that Newton was in many ways a Renaissance man, working in theology, prophecy, and alchemy, as well as mathematics, optics, and physics. |
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| Dr Sunderman was a Renaissance man with accomplishments as a physician, clinical scientist, toxicologist, author, editor, violinist, poet, and photographer. |
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| Lincoln was very much a Renaissance man, not unlike Thomas Jefferson. |
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| Maven, style-guru and all-round Renaissance man, Suede lists photography among his many activities. |
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| He was a Renaissance man of the Victorian era who had made his fortune through the manufacture of leather girdles, horse collars, or some such thing. |
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| El Greco, who really was a Renaissance man, made his name in Spain and his reputation survived from the early 17th Century to the present day. |
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| As one gazes up at Michelangelo's Creation of Man on the ceiling of the vault of the Sistine Chapel of St. Peter's in Rome, one sees in Adam a veritable symbol of awakening Renaissance man marvelling at all about him. |
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| It brings a whole new shade of meaning to the Renaissance man. |
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| Despite his myriad occupations, Sir Jonathan bridles at the label of Renaissance man. |
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| Author, scholar, soldier, and Renaissance man, the North Carolina general's humanity prevented the needless slaughter of the New Yorkers of the 92nd, as well as that of the Confederates in his own brigade. |
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| Always keen to demonstrate how much of a Renaissance man he is, Wossy, left, takes some time out from writing his new comic to explore Hitchcock. |
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| Vincent Price was, by Hollywood standards at least, a Renaissance man – actor on stage and screen, author, art collector, lecturer, cook, spellbinding public declaimer of prose and poetry. |
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| The indescribably subtle expression of serenity and the immobile features, added to the chiseled effect of the silhouette and modeling, combine to make the Youth an unforgettable expression of Renaissance man. |
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| A true Renaissance man from Florence, Italy, Spinelli talked about the historical techniques and method for detaching a fresco from a wall or tile onto canvas. |
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