Leonardo Collection (#21)

Model. Wing-beating device with a screw and lead screw syste
Flying machines. Wing-beating device with a screw and lead screw system. Manuscript B, sheet 77 r. Leonardo da Vinci.15th century. Model by Mario Alberto and Vittorio Somenzi, 1952

Leonardo model. Sea Dredger. Codex Atlanticus, sheet 842, 1486-90. Study for a dredging and cleaning boat. The digging tool, called bucket

Mud Dredge, designed by Leonardo da Vinci. Manuscript E, she
Mud Dredge. Study by leonardo da Vinci to clean the beds of lagoon canals and locks. Manuscript E, sheet 75v. 1513-1515. Model by Louis Tursini, 1952-1953

Float. Leonardos drawing. Codex Atlanticus, sheet 656, 1485
Water and Land Machines. Float. Its function is that troops can cross the river. Leonardos drawing. Codex Atlanticus, sheet 656, 1485-1490. Model by Luigui Tursini, 1952

Parabolic bridge. Model by Ermenegildo Menighetti, 1952-1953. Leonardos drawing (Codex Atlanticus, sheet 855, 1480-90). The science and Technology Museum Leonardo da Vinci. Milan. Italy

Leonardesque model. Pole Hammer. Codex Atlanticus, sheet 785 b, 1500-1505. The Science and Technology Museum Leonardo da Vinci. Milan. Italy

Leonardesque model. Mobile ram boats. Model by Luigui Tursini, 1952-1943. The Science and Technology Museum Leonardo da Vinci. Milan. Italy

Fast ramming boat. 1487-1492. Model
Fast ramming boat. Codex Ashburham 2037, sheet 3r, 1487-1492. Model. The Science and Technology Museum Leonardo da Vinci. Milan. Italy

Hydraulic saw. Codex Atlanticus, sheet 1078, 1478-1480. Desi
Hydraulic saw. Mechanical saw works with hydraulic energy. Leonardo da Vinci drawing. Codex Atlanticus, sheet 1078, 1478-1480

Crane with central winch. Codex Atlanticus f. 105 bv. Leonar
Machine. Crane with central winch. Codex Atlanticus f. 105 bv. This machine is one of the many cranes Da Vinci studied while he was living in Florence

Leonardesque models. Revolving cranes. 15th century. Models
Machine. Leonardes models. Revolving cranes. 15th century. The Science and Technology Museum Leonardo da Vinci. Milan. Italy

Leonardesque model. Work machines. Winch. Codex Atlanticus
Leonardesque model. Work machines. Winch. Leonardo describes a winch that can transform the alternated motion of a lever in the continuous circular motion of a shaft. Codex Atlanticus, shett 30v

Study of Leonardo da Vinci. The transformation of water into steam. Tool designed to measure the expansion and pressure of steam. Codex Leicster, sheet 10 r

Alhazens problem from Atlantic Codex (Codex Atlanticus) by Leonardo da Vinci. The Science and Technology Museum Leonardo da Vinci. Milan. Italy

Sketch drawing for Leonardo da Vinci painting for Virgin of the Rocks. Study of rocks. Copy. The Science and Technology Museum Leonardo da Vinci. Milan. Italy

The Mechanism of vision. Codice Atlantico, 1490. Manuscript dedicated to the study of the eye and to the science of vision. 15th century. Copy. the Science and Technology Museum Leonardo da Vinci

Studies on the moon. Leonardo da Vinci is interested in the phenomenon of light reflection from one planet to another. The Science and Technology Museum Leonardo da Vinci. Milan. Italy

Beating wing. Study by Leonardo da Vinci. Model by Mario Alb
Flying machines. Beating wing. Study by Leonardo da Vinci. Model by Mario Alberto and Vittorio Somenzi, 1952. Manuscript B, sheet 88 v. 1483-86. The science and Technology Museum Leonardo da Vinci

Milan. Italy. The Science and Technology Museum Leonardo da
The Science and Technology Museum Leonardo da Vinci. Ancient monastery of San Vittore al Corpo. Cloister. Milan. Italy

The Regina Margherita thermoelectric power station (1895). The Science and Technology Museum Leonardo da Vinci. Milan. Italy

Italy. Pavia. The two medieval towers. Leonardo Da Vinci Squ
Italy. Pavia. The two medieval towers. Erected between 12th and 13th centuries. Leonardo Da Vinci Square

Italy. Milan. National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo Da Vinci. Enrico Toti submarine. Used during the Cold War

Replica of the lab worktable of the Italian chemist Giulio N
Replica of the lab worktable on which the Italian chemist Giulio Natta (1903-1979) worked and invented the first synthetic plastic of second generation: the isotactic polypropylene

Transmission group of the rollin mill Falk, made in 1867 in the Ferriera Vobarnese and placed in the new Vobarno factory (Bs), Italy, where started its working cycle the year after

Radio-receiver with superheterodyne circuit, 4 valves, only AM reception, model G175. 1952. Gelosa, Italy. National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo Da Vinci. Milan. Italy

Automatic central battery telephone. Model 27. Siemens. 1927. Milan. National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo Da Vinci. Milan. Italy

Carborundum radio-receiver. 1917. Officine Marconi, Genova. National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo Da Vinci. Milan. Italy

Italy. Rome. Fountain of the Pantheon. Detail. 16th century
Italy. Rome. Fountain of the Pantheon by Giacomo della Porta (1533-1602). 1575. Sculpted by Leonardo Sormani (ca.1550-1590). Detail of a mask with a pipe

Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519). The hind-quarters of a rearin
Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519). Artist, architect, sculptor and engineer Italian. The hind-quarters of a rearing horse (1503-1504). Royal Library of Windsor. England. United Kingdom

Bartolome Leonardo de Argensola (1562-1631) and Lupercio Leonardo de Argensola (1559-1613). Spanish poets. Rimas de Lupercio y del doctor Bartolome Leonardo de Argensola. 1634

Leonardo Foscolo
LEONARDO FOSCOLO Italian military commander who with Croatian support decisively defeated Turkish invaders on 31 March 1648. Date: CIRCA 1648

Milan Cathedral
Begun in the 1380s, Milan Cathedral, one of the largest in the world, was built by many different architects, including Leonardo and was completed in the 19th century. Date: 1930s

War machine. Renaissance art. Cinquecento. Drawing. ITALY. VENETO. Venice. Gallerie dell Accademia (Academy Gallery)

ALENZA Y NIETO, Leonardo. The Revenge
ALENZA y NIETO, Leonardo (1807-1845). The Revenge. 1830. Romanticism. Oil on canvas. SPAIN. MADRID (AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY). Madrid. Prado Museum

Leonardo Querini
LEONARDO QUERINI writer from a distinguished Venetian family Date: CIRCA 1600

Leonardo Casanova
Saint LEONARDO CASANOVA (born Paolo Geronimo) known as LEONARDO DI PORTO MAURIZIO (Leonard of Port-Maurice) italian Franciscan, preaching in the Coliseum. Date: 1676 - 1751

Leonardo Monument Milano
Monument to LEONARDO in Milano. Date: 16TH CENTURY

Head Grotesque Man Profile Facing Right 1500
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Head Man Profile Facing Left 1490-94 Pen brown ink
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Head toothless man bare sinewy neck profile left
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Two deformed heads facing inwards 1625-77 Etching
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female hair tied back bald male facing 1645 Etching
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Two deformed heads facing 1625-77 Etching engraving
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Head old man tufts curly hair ear profile left
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Head shoulder child profile right 1645 Etching
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Characaturas Leonardo da Vinci Drawings Wincelslaus
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Skull profile right 1645 Etching state Plate
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Man doleful expression left hand emerging cloak
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Leonardo da Vinci, the legendary artist and inventor of the Renaissance era, continues to captivate us with his remarkable works. From his iconic masterpiece "The Last Supper" to his intriguing sketches and designs, Leonardo's genius knows no bounds. One of his lesser-known creations is the "Head of a Bear, " a striking artwork created around 1480. With meticulous attention to detail, Leonardo captures the essence and power of this majestic creature, showcasing his mastery in portraying nature's beauty. But it wasn't just art that fascinated Leonardo; he was also an innovator ahead of his time. His helicopter design showcases his visionary mind as he explored flight possibilities centuries before its realization. The intricate details in this design reveal Leonardo's fascination with engineering and pushing boundaries. In addition to helicopters, Leonardo delved into anatomical studies like "Studies of an ox heart. " Through pen and ink drawings, he meticulously examined the inner workings of organs, displaying both scientific accuracy and artistic finesse. These studies demonstrate how Leonardo seamlessly blended science with artistry. Another renowned work attributed to him is "Portrait of Cecilia Gallerani, " commonly known as "Lady with an Ermine. " This captivating painting showcases not only technical brilliance but also reveals Leonardo's ability to capture human emotion through portraiture. His contribution extended beyond paintings; frescoes like "School of Athens" exemplify how he influenced other artists during that period. This monumental piece depicts philosophers from different eras engaging in intellectual discourse within a grand architectural setting—an ode to knowledge itself. Amongst all these incredible achievements are various machines designed by Leonardo himself—flying machines operated by springs or even helicopters. These inventions highlight his insatiable curiosity for exploration and innovation—a testament to why he remains one of history's greatest minds. Even in studying life at its earliest stages, such as pen and ink studies depicting human fetuses or exploring anatomy further within anatomic studios, we witness Leonardo's unwavering dedication to understanding the intricacies of existence.