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Study on balance instruments, weights and levers, written by Leonardo da Vinci, part of the Arundel Codex 263, c.194v, housed in the British Museum of London
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Study on balance instruments, weights and levers, written by Leonardo da Vinci, part of the Arundel Codex 263, c.194v, housed in the British Museum of London
Study on balance instruments, weights and levers, written by Leonardo da Vinci, part of the Arundel Codex 263, c.194v, 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-00ARU1-194V
Media ID 33184986
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Drawing And Graphics Drawinghigh Renaissance
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This print showcases a remarkable piece of history, the "Study on balance instruments, weights and levers" by the legendary Leonardo da Vinci. Housed in the prestigious British Museum of London, this artwork is an integral part of the Arundel Codex 263. Dating back to the late 15th and early 16th centuries, da Vinci's study exemplifies his insatiable curiosity about various subjects. This particular drawing explores concepts related to balance instruments, weights, and levers – a testament to his scientific mind. The photograph captures every intricate detail of da Vinci's meticulous work. The lines are precise and purposeful, showcasing his mastery over both artistry and technical knowledge. Through this visual representation, we can witness how he seamlessly merged disciplines such as writing, instrument-making, communication techniques with drawing and graphics. The artistic style employed in this masterpiece reflects elements from High Renaissance as well as Renaissance-Baroque styles prevalent during that era in Europe. It serves as a reminder of how da Vinci's genius transcended time periods while leaving an indelible mark on human civilization. As we delve into its historical significance further, it becomes evident that this artwork symbolizes not only Leonardo da Vinci's brilliance but also represents a pivotal moment in European history during the first millennium AD onwards. Its presence within the British Museum allows visitors to connect with our shared cultural heritage spanning across centuries. Captured through photography in 2001 but created between 1478-1518 approximately by Leonardo himself - one cannot help but marvel at how technology has enabled us to preserve these invaluable treasures for future generations. This print stands as a testament to humanity's unending quest for knowledge and appreciation for timeless works of art like those crafted by Leonardo da Vinci himself.
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