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Leonardo Da Vinci

Leonardo Da Vinci

The drapery of a kneeling figure (1491)

The proportions of the human figure (The Vitruvian Man) (1492)

Coition of Hemisected Man and Woman (1492)

The Proportions of the Human Figure (1492)

Coition of a Hemisected Man and Woman (1492)

Vitruvian Man, Study of proportions, from Vitruvius's De Architectura (1492)

R: Studies for casting apparatus and miscellaneous notes. V: Casting studies and lines of poetry (1492)

R: Studies for casting apparatus and miscellaneous notes. V: Casting studies and lines of poetry (1492)

Manuscript page on the Sforza monument (1493)

Double manuscript page on the Sforza monument (1493)

Recto: A man tricked by Gypsies. Verso: An inscription describing evil men (1493)

Study for the Last Supper (1494)

Study for the Last Supper (1494)

Study of an apostle's head and architectural study (1494)

Study of five grotesque heads (1494)

Virgin of the Rocks (1495)

Study for the Last Supper (10) (1495)

The Last Supper (1495)

The Last Supper (1495)

Heads of an old man and a youth (1495)

Study for the Last Supper 2 (1495)

Study for the Last Supper: James (1495)

Atlantic Codex (Codex Atlanticus), f. 1006 verso. (1495)

The head of St James, and architectural sketches (1495)

Portrait of Cecilia Galleran (1496)

Ceiling decoration (1496)

Ceiling decoration (1496)

Profile of a man and study of two riders (1497)

The Last Supper (1497)

Head Measured, and Horsemen (1497)

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