Review:
"This is an excellent selection, with a lot of breadth and depth!"--F.W. Blackwell, Washington State Univ. "Excellent text for intermediate and upper level courses on the arts and man. Selections are adequate and edited well. Leonardo's ideas are difficult but the translations and brief commentaries at the beginning of each section are helpful to the student and make these ideals accessible to the average student."--Orville V. Clark, University of Wisconsin--Green Bay "Excellent introduction to one of the most complex aspects of Leonardo's art."--Norman Land, University of Missouri "This is an excellent selection, with a lot of breadth and depth!"--F.W. Blackwell, Washington State Univ. "Excellent text for intermediate and upper level courses on the arts and man. Selections are adequate and edited well. Leonardo's ideas are difficult but the translations and brief commentaries at the beginning of each section are helpful to the student and make these ideals accessible to the average student."--Orville V. Clark, University of Wisconsin--Green Bay "Excellent introduction to one of the most complex aspects of Leonardo's art."--Norman Land, University of Missouri "This is an excellent selection, with a lot of breadth and depth!"--F.W. Blackwell, Washington State Univ. "Excellent text for intermediate and upper level courses on the arts and man. Selections are adequate and edited well. Leonardo's ideas are difficult but the translations and brief commentaries at the beginning of each section are helpful to the student and make these ideals accessible to the average student."--Orville V. Clark, University of Wisconsin--Green Bay "Excellent introduction to one of the most complex aspects of Leonardo's art."--Norman Land, University of Missouri "This is an excellent selection, with a lot of breadth and depth!"--F.W. Blackwell, Washington State Univ. "Excellent text for intermediate and upper level courses on the arts and man. Selections are adequate and edited well. Leonardo's ideas are difficult but the translations and brief commentaries at the beginning of each section are helpful to the student and make these ideals accessible to the average student."--Orville V. Clark, University of Wisconsin--Green Bay "Excellent introduction to one of the most complex aspects of Leonardo's art."--Norman Land, University of Missouri
Synopsis:
This selection reveals a true Renaissance man, whose habit of rigorous enquiry, observation, and experiment, grounded in a philosophic system, led him to conceive of the universe as an organized cosmos corresponding to a work of art.
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