Breve biografia di Leonardo da Vinci

A Short Biography of Leonardo da Vinci

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The map it seems surprisingly modern even today.
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During these final years in Milan, Leonardo he has returned to study anatomy with new energy.
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Around 1482, Leonardo he has left Florence and he has gone to Milan.
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She and the animal they turn their heads toward something outside the painting.
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Later, his questions they have become much deeper.
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One of the paintings by Verrocchio it showed the Baptism of Christ.
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He has brought with him his notebooks and several paintings, probably also the Mona Lisa.
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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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the painting it has remained unfinished and in the end it has been lost.
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In his final years, Leonardo he has continued to work on his notes and projects.
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Instead, he learned by observing, doing practical work and drawing.
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But his drawings they are clear, precise and often very beautiful.
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This habit of asking questions it has turned a boy from Vinci into one of the people most extraordinary in history.
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The angel it has soft hair, a calm face and a body that seems alive.
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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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