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Codex Leicester is a collection of scientific writings by Leonardo da Vinci, named after its first owner, Thomas Coke, Earl of Leicester. It covers topics such as astronomy, water, fossils, and the Moon, and was sold to Bill Gates in 1994 for a record price.
Kodeks Leicester (znany również jako Kodeks Hammera) – zbiór pism i notatek sporządzonych przez Leonarda da Vinci z lat 1508–1512. Historia kodeksu [ edytuj | edytuj kod ]
Codescope to interaktywny kiosk z ekranem dotykowym, który pozwala odkryć Kodeks Leicester, notatnik Leonarda da Vinci, zakupiony w 1994 roku przez Billa Gatesa. Zapraszamy do obejrzenia filmu, w którym Bill Gates opowiada o swoim projekcie.
The Codex Leicester is a set of notes, written and illustrated by Leonardo da Vinci between 1506 and 1510, which reflect his observations and experiments on the nature and movement of...
5 lis 2024 · See the famous manuscript that contains Leonardo's notes on water, astronomy and nature at Uffizi Galleries. The exhibition also features other original drawings and manuscripts by the Renaissance genius and his contemporaries.
Many of Leonardo da Vinci's manuscripts were intended as preparatory sketches for future published works, and the Codex Leicester is one of the most advanced. Written densely on 18 sheets,...
The Codex Leicester consists of eighteen large sheets. Folding them in two, Leonardo obtained eighteen “bifolia” (double-sheets), each of four sides, which he compiled separately, then gathering them together to form a booklet.
