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Notes on the velocity and motion of bodies, written by Leonardo da Vinci, part of the Arundel Codex 263, c.144v, housed in the British Museum of London
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Notes on the velocity and motion of bodies, written by Leonardo da Vinci, part of the Arundel Codex 263, c.144v, housed in the British Museum of London
Notes on the velocity and motion of bodies, written by Leonardo da Vinci, part of the Arundel Codex 263, c.144v, housed in the British Museum of London Drawing High Renaissance, Renaissance, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:2001. Date of Artwork:1478-1518 ca.. Artist:Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519)
PDP-S-00ARU1-144V
Media ID 33190074
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Drawing And Graphics Drawinghigh Renaissance
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This photograph captures a priceless piece of history, showcasing "Notes on the velocity and motion of bodies" written by none other than the brilliant Leonardo da Vinci. The print is part of the renowned Arundel Codex 263, residing in its majestic home at the British Museum in London. Dating back to around 1478-1518, this artwork embodies the essence of High Renaissance and Renaissance-Baroque styles that flourished across Europe during those periods. Leonardo da Vinci's genius shines through his meticulous attention to detail and mastery of various disciplines. The image showcases an intricate blend of writing, instrument, communication, drawing, and graphics – all elements that epitomize da Vinci's multifaceted talents. His ability to seamlessly merge scientific observations with artistic expression is truly awe-inspiring. As we gaze upon this photograph taken in 2001, we are transported back in time to witness firsthand the brilliance that emanated from da Vinci's mind. It serves as a reminder of his immense contributions not only to art but also to science and engineering. The significance of this artwork extends beyond its aesthetic appeal; it symbolizes humanity's insatiable curiosity for knowledge and our relentless pursuit of understanding the world around us. Da Vinci's notes on velocity and motion reveal his deep fascination with physics and mechanics – themes that continue to shape our modern understanding today. In preserving this remarkable artifact within their collection, the British Museum ensures that future generations can marvel at Leonardo da Vinci's ingenuity while appreciating how he bridged gaps between different fields centuries ahead of his time.
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