Breve biografia di Leonardo da Vinci

A Short Biography of Leonardo da Vinci

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But perhaps these stories they exaggerate.
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Francesco Melzi he has travelled with him.
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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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Probably it was a natural habit, not a secret code.
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It was a school and a place of work, and there they were made many different objects.
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Many of these machines they could not fly, because human muscles they were not strong enough.
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By then, Leonardo he knew how to do much more than paint.
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The painting it shows that Leonardo he was increasingly interested in bodies, in feelings and in movement.
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Some stories written later they talk about tensions between them.
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But today, five hundred years later, everyone knows still his name.
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In 1516, Leonardo he has crossed the mountains and he has travelled north.
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In the end, neither of them he has completed his own painting.
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He has learned that, to make a great painting, they were needed a lot of patience and a lot of work before using the brush.
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he had the title of first painter, engineer and architect of the king.
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After his public work at court, Leonardo he returned often to his private notebooks.
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