Breve biografia di Leonardo da Vinci

A Short Biography of Leonardo da Vinci

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Leonardo he has learned to read, to write and to do simple calculations, but he has not done much advanced study.
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Francesco Melzi he has stayed beside him and him he has helped in his work.
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No one could imagine his future.
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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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He has tried a new method on a dry wall, because this way he could add more details and make more changes.
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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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They remind us that to do great things it is not enough to succeed.
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Then from France it has arrived a new opportunity.
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The city it was rich, full of life and of new ideas.
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his pages they show the spine, the heart, a baby in the body of the mother and the muscles in motion.
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they have asked him to paint The Last Supper on the wall of the dining room of a monastery.
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He has studied the wings of birds and he has drawn their bones, the feathers and the movements.
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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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Most of it it has remained on paper, but it shows that Leonardo he thought also about practical problems.
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the painting it has remained unfinished and in the end it has been lost.
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