Breve biografia di Leonardo da Vinci

A Short Biography of Leonardo da Vinci

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His health it was getting worse, so probably he painted less than before.
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Leonardo he used his left hand and often he wrote from right to left.
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The city it was rich, full of life and of new ideas.
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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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he valued his knowledge, not only the works that he could create.
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He has gone to Rome with the help of Giuliano de’ Medici, a brother of the pope.
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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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He has examined the bodies of dead people and he has drawn bones, muscles, organs and the shape of the brain.
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He has written a letter to Ludovico Sforza, the powerful ruler of the city.
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In this way he has created a clear map and almost round.
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But at the beginning he was just a curious child among the green hills of Tuscany.
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But his drawings they are clear, precise and often very beautiful.
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The angel it has soft hair, a calm face and a body that seems alive.
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the documents they do not mention a marriage or children of Leonardo.
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