Leonardo Da Vinci: Artist, Thinker and Man of Science, 第 2 卷 |
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In his pictures , indeed , it plays a very insignificant part , while in his writings , it
never manifests itself at all . In his youth , he drew inspiration once or twice from
classic sources , as when he painted a Medusa's head entwined with serpents ...
In his pictures , indeed , it plays a very insignificant part , while in his writings , it
never manifests itself at all . In his youth , he drew inspiration once or twice from
classic sources , as when he painted a Medusa's head entwined with serpents ...
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1 Given Leonardo's independent spirit and his critical tendencies , it is evident
that he was never of those who accept stereotyped formulæ and ready - made
principles , either in his maturity or in his youth . Nothing would have been more ...
1 Given Leonardo's independent spirit and his critical tendencies , it is evident
that he was never of those who accept stereotyped formulæ and ready - made
principles , either in his maturity or in his youth . Nothing would have been more ...
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Her hand must hold a filled with flowers , scorpions , toads , and other venomous
animals ; and she must ride upon Death , because Envy , being deathless , is
never tired of commanding . The bridle she holds should be charged with various
...
Her hand must hold a filled with flowers , scorpions , toads , and other venomous
animals ; and she must ride upon Death , because Envy , being deathless , is
never tired of commanding . The bridle she holds should be charged with various
...
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It had never occurred to me to investigate in that direction , when accident , the
great explorer , brought under my eyes a cameo presenting remarkable
analogies , not to say more , with one of the motives employed by Leonardo . This
cameo ...
It had never occurred to me to investigate in that direction , when accident , the
great explorer , brought under my eyes a cameo presenting remarkable
analogies , not to say more , with one of the motives employed by Leonardo . This
cameo ...
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... of art sprang from tolerance or indifference , in matters of learning it is to be
explained by an only too well founded distrust of his own knowledge . It is , in fact
, hopeless to deny that , in spite of all his efforts , Leonardo never became a ...
... of art sprang from tolerance or indifference , in matters of learning it is to be
explained by an only too well founded distrust of his own knowledge . It is , in fact
, hopeless to deny that , in spite of all his efforts , Leonardo never became a ...
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