Leonardo da Vinci, famed artist and scientist, created his version of Vitruvian Man around 1487. Often referred to as Proportions of Man, Leonardo's drawing is symmetrically centered in both a circle and a square, illustrating the precisely unbiased male figure and the merging of science and art. Some suppose Leonardo's acutely diverse talents — painter, mathematician, architect, writer, anatomist, musician, engineer, sculptor — enabled him to be the first to accurately create such a universal, balanced depiction of man.

Vitruvian Man is a representation of man's proportional existence and a true depiction of our portfolios — perfectly unbiased, perfectly proportionate. In its most natural form, man is a true microcosm of science and art, the balanced universe, and the balanced portfolio.

For years, CitrinGroup has worked to refine and perfect its investment process to benefit clients. The result of our work is portfolios that are both science and art, successful and practical.

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