Leonardo Da Vinci's Life
Discusses Leonardo Da Vinci posters, art prints, and paintings including his biography and a detailed timeline.
Leonardo Da Vinci Timeline
Year by year discussion of Leonardo Da Vinci's life and art.
Da Vinci’s Tank
Da Vinci’s tank is but one of his many inventions, built merely to see if it would work. Correcting the “error” in the design, the tank was constructed and functioned exactly as he had anticipated. Nevertheless, war tanks would not materialize until more than 400 years later.
Da Vinci's Catapult
Da Vinci recognized a simple fact that was likely overlooked by most: that gun powder, albeit a resourceful substance, was not 100% dependable while in the line of fire. For this reason, Da Vinci validated the catapult as an enduring and competent tool in warfare.
Leonardo Da Vinci - Vitruvian Man
Vitruvian Man is Leonardo da Vinci's own reflection on human proportion and architecture, made clear through words and image. The purpose of the illustration is to bring together ideas about art, architecture, human anatomy and symmetry in one distinct and commanding image.
Da Vinci's Automatic Cart
Discusses Leonardo da Vinci's Automatic Cart sketch including the theory behind it.
Da Vinci Quotes
Da Vinci Quotes. Here are a collections of Leonardo Da Vinci's top 50 greatest quotes: "I love those who can smile in trouble, who can gather strength from distress, and grow brave by reflection.
Leonardo Da Vinci - The Last Supper
A work three years in the making, Leonardo Da Vinci's The Last Supper remains one of the greatest masterpieces of all time. Even over 500 years after the painting was completed, this piece remains one of the most studied paintings in history, and The Last Supper is among the most sold of all Da Vinci posters.
Leonardo Da Vinci Inventions
Leonardo Da Vinci Inventions. Many of us know that Leonardo Da Vinci was a brilliant artist with celebrated and poignant masterpieces such as The Mona Lisa, The Vitruvian Man and The Last Supper.
Da Vinci's Scuba Gear
Prior to Da Vinci’s proposal, no one would have ever entertained the incredible idea of scuba gear. The Venetian army was none too impressed with Da Vinci’s presentation of his radical invention, deeming it utterly outrageous.