“The imagination is to the effect as the shadow to the opaque body which causes the shadow.”
Quote by Leonardo da Vinci
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Life, art and science, the thoughts of Leonardo
This book presents a compilation of Leonardo da Vinci's extensive thoughts and ideas on various subjects, including life, art, and science. It serves as a window into his intellectual pursuits and creative genius, showcasing his unique blend of curiosity and innovation. more
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Leonardo da Vinci
Leonardo da Vinci was an Italian Renaissance polymath whose works and ideas had a profound influence on the world. He was a renowned painter, sculptor, inventor, scientist, musician, and engineer. more
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