Breve biografia di Leonardo da Vinci

A Short Biography of Leonardo da Vinci

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In 1499, Leonardo he has lost suddenly his secure job in Milan.
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King Francis I he treated him with great respect, as an artist and adviser.
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The map it seems surprisingly modern even today.
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Michelangelo and Raphael did, however.
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The artists they worked for the churches, the families of merchants and the powerful people.
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At the court of Milan, Leonardo he could pursue all his interests.
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Perhaps these drawings they were part of one single plan complete for a city, but we do not know it.
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We know very little about how he felt in those years.
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Around 1482, Leonardo he has left Florence and he has gone to Milan.
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In 1502, Leonardo he has started to work for Cesare Borgia, a military leader whom many people they feared.
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The city it has asked to both the artists to paint large scenes of battle in the same public hall.
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His mother she was a young woman named Caterina.
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Leonardo he has studied horses real for years, before making a model of clay as large as a real horse.
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Rome it was full of great works of art, and Michelangelo and Raphael they were working on important projects.
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At that time, Leonardo he has started to paint La Gioconda, known also as the Mona Lisa.
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