Leonardo Da Vinci
Leonardo Da Vinci
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In a space between the dark foliage a twin-peaked hill is seen in the far distance.
The Virgin's books lie on a simple reading-desk, which is as bare of carving or entablature as are the benches by the wall beyond it. The simplicity of the room, the humility of the kneeling Virgin, suggest some- thing of the same purpose as is shown in the early works of the pre-Raphaelites.
In only one detail has he given free rein to the luxuri- ance of creative fancy. The wings of the angel are painted with ...a very perceptible delight and with care of the minutest. Row on row of feather and tufted plumage, the down quivering as it takes the light; long streaming feathers ending the wings; lesser feathers above them, and tufts of tiny feather and down nestling softly be- neath the wing ! Why this minuteness, while the walls of the garden, and the walls and benches of the house are simple and bare?
Leonardo was more interested in wings. At Milan, and at a later period in Florence, he was engaged upon the invention of devices for flying.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In a space between the dark foliage a twin-peaked hill is seen in the far distance.
The Virgin's books lie on a simple reading-desk, which is as bare of carving or entablature as are the benches by the wall beyond it. The simplicity of the room, the humility of the kneeling Virgin, suggest some- thing of the same purpose as is shown in the early works of the pre-Raphaelites.
In only one detail has he given free rein to the luxuri- ance of creative fancy. The wings of the angel are painted with ...a very perceptible delight and with care of the minutest. Row on row of feather and tufted plumage, the down quivering as it takes the light; long streaming feathers ending the wings; lesser feathers above them, and tufts of tiny feather and down nestling softly be- neath the wing ! Why this minuteness, while the walls of the garden, and the walls and benches of the house are simple and bare?
Leonardo was more interested in wings. At Milan, and at a later period in Florence, he was engaged upon the invention of devices for flying.
What to read after Leonardo Da Vinci?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Mccurdy to read onlineMoreLess
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