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Breve biografia di Leonardo da Vinci

A Short Biography of Leonardo da Vinci

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Perhaps this way he did not move his hand over the still-wet ink.
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How did it manage a bird to stay in the air?
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Leonardo he has become interested especially in anatomy, that is in the study of the human body.
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Why the water did it turn in a circle?
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But Leonardo he has never finished the book, and no one has it printed.
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Probably it was a natural habit, not a secret code.
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When Leonardo he was a teenager, he has moved to Florence.
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Even so, Leonardo he asked questions simple but sensible about air, about weight, about balance and about movement.
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At the court of Milan, Leonardo he could pursue all his interests.
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They remind us that to do great things it is not enough to succeed.
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After another change of power in Milan, Leonardo he has left again in 1513.
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Some drawings they show a person who moves large wings with their arms and their legs.
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Also thanks to the strange landscape, the calm woman she seems to be part of a natural world much larger.
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The lines around the mouth and around the eyes they are soft, not sharp.
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The Mona Lisa it has entered later the French royal collection and it has remained in France.
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