Breve biografia di Leonardo da Vinci

A Short Biography of Leonardo da Vinci

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Leonardo he worked often slowly and he changed many times his plans.
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the painting it has remained unfinished and in the end it has been lost.
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The artists they worked for the churches, the families of merchants and the powerful people.
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Many paintings, machines and books that he wanted to write they were still unfinished.
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Jesus he remains calm in the centre, but around him the room it is full of movement.
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He has also drawn roads on different levels, canals and cleaner spaces in cities.
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Leonardo he has not stayed for long with Borgia and, in 1503, he was again in Florence.
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He wanted to understand how they moved and how they changed.
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Later, a writer he has described Leonardo at work.
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King Francis I he treated him with great respect, as an artist and adviser.
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The monks they wanted a finished painting, but Leonardo he has left Florence.
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Leonardo he has died at Clos LucƩ on 2 May 1519.
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The model of clay it has been badly damaged after the arrival of the French soldiers in Milan.
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On April 15, 1452 he has been born a child near Vinci, a small Italian town.
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He has worked with some doctors and he hoped to create a large book about the human body.
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