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Study on the workings of screws, page from the Codex Forster II, c.78r, by Leonardo da Vinci, housed in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London
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Study on the workings of screws, page from the Codex Forster II, c.78r, by Leonardo da Vinci, housed in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Study on the workings of screws, page from the Codex Forster II, c.78r, by Leonardo da Vinci, housed in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London Drawing High Renaissance, Renaissance, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:2001. Date of Artwork:1493-1505 ca.. Artist:Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519)
PDP-S-3FOR22-078R
Media ID 33194551
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Drawing And Graphics Drawinghigh Renaissance
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This print showcases a remarkable piece of art history - "Study on the workings of screws, page from the Codex Forster II" by none other than the genius Leonardo da Vinci. Housed in the prestigious Victoria and Albert Museum in London, this drawing is a testament to da Vinci's unparalleled talent and insatiable curiosity. Dating back to around 1493-1505, this artwork exemplifies the High Renaissance style that da Vinci was renowned for. With its intricate details and meticulous precision, it offers a glimpse into his unrivaled understanding of mechanics and engineering. The subject matter itself is fascinating - an exploration of screws. Through his drawings, da Vinci sought to unravel the inner workings of these simple yet essential objects. His keen eye for observation allowed him to dissect their mechanisms with astonishing accuracy. As we delve into this photograph taken in 2001, we are transported back in time to witness Leonardo da Vinci's brilliance firsthand. The lines are crisp; every stroke tells a story of innovation and intellectual prowess. It serves as a reminder that art can transcend mere aesthetics; it can also be a medium for scientific inquiry and discovery. In capturing this image, Alinari has preserved not only da Vinci's masterpiece but also our collective fascination with human ingenuity throughout history. This photograph invites us to appreciate both the artistic beauty inherent in Leonardo's work and its profound contribution to our understanding of mechanical principles. Whether you're an admirer of Renaissance art or simply intrigued by historical artifacts, this print offers an extraordinary window into one man's quest for knowledge through artistry – truly an invaluable treasure within our cultural heritage.
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