Leonardo Da VinciThe quintessential Renaissance Man, Leonardo Da Vinci remarkably accomplished more in the fields of painting, sculpture, mathematic- s, engineering, and architecture than anyone of his day--or perhaps ever since. |
Contents
VINCI | 6 |
FLORENCE | 8 |
THE RENAISSANCE | 10 |
PERSPECTIVE | 12 |
VERROCCHIOS WORKSHOP | 14 |
PAINTING | 16 |
THE ANNUNCIATION | 18 |
ANATOMY | 36 |
46 | 46 |
RIVALRY WITH MICHELANGELO | 48 |
THE MONA LISA | 50 |
HYDRAULICS | 52 |
SAINT ANNE | 54 |
FLIGHT | 56 |
MECHANICS | 58 |
FRANCE | 60 |
PORTRAITS | 38 |
MATHEMATICS | 40 |
THE LAST SUPPER | 42 |
VIEWING THE WORK | 44 |
TIME LINE GLOSSARY AND WEB SITES 20 MACHINES | 62 |
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