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I really think no one would be writing negatively about Da Vinci's art because at the time his peers enjoyed his art.
He study anatomy extensively, which was crucial since humanism was on the rise during this time which is when figure drawing began being practiced.
After all, when these artists were still alive, their work was considered shitty art and were treated as the MS Paint crap of those days.
Comes to show in the world of art, what was considered shitty, unoriginal, worthless piles of trash in the past, are now the most priceless masterpieces of today.