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Who was the last Renaissance Person -- a polymath with genuine and important expertise in a broad range of arts and sciences?

Tempted to say Goethe, anyone more recent?
Getting a lot of really interesting answers but few of them really cross the arts/sciences divide. Best examples that did really substantial work on both sides (George Eliot, JS Mill, Bertrand Russell) all use *philosophy* as the bridge. Not many with hard science & soft culture.
I wonder if the answers are Danica McKellar, Mayim Bialik, Colin First, Natalie Portman and Kristen Stewart en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erd%C5%91…
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