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Last Supperby Leonardo Da Vinci
31" x 16" Art on Canvas Canvas
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Last Supperby Leonardo Da Vinci
30" x 15" Canvas Art Canvas
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Last Supperby Leonardo Da Vinci
32" x 16" Art on Canvas Canvas
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Last Supperby Leonardo Da Vinci
31" x 16" Canvas Art Canvas
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Head of a Young Woman with Tousled Hairby Leonardo Da Vinci
22" x 28" Canvas Art Canvas
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Head of a Young Woman with Tousled Hairby Leonardo Da Vinci
24" x 28" Art on Canvas Canvas
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Virgin and Child with SS. Anne and John the Baptist, c.1499by Leonardo Da Vinci
19" x 28" Art on Canvas Canvas
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Madonna of the Rocksby Leonardo Da Vinci
20" x 28" Art on Canvas Canvas
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Mona Lisa, Face Detailby Leonardo Da Vinci
32" x 28" Art on Canvas Canvas
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Last Supperby Leonardo Da Vinci
30" x 20" Art on Canvas Canvas
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Last Supperby Leonardo Da Vinci
31" x 16" Art on Canvas Canvas
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Virgin of the Rocksby Leonardo Da Vinci
20" x 28" Art on Canvas Canvas
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Madonna of the Yarnwinderby Leonardo Da Vinci
20" x 28" Canvas Art Canvas
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Salvator Mundiby Leonardo Da Vinci
19" x 28" Canvas Art Canvas
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Detail of the Angel, from The Virgin of the Rocksby Leonardo Da Vinci
21" x 28" Art on Canvas Canvas
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St. Jerome, c.1480-82by Leonardo Da Vinci
20" x 28" Art on Canvas Canvas
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Baptism of Christby Leonardo Da Vinci
24" x 28" Canvas Art Canvas
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Detail of the Angel, from The Virgin of the Rocksby Leonardo Da Vinci
22" x 28" Art on Canvas Canvas
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Annunciation, 1472-75by Leonardo Da Vinci
27" x 12" Art on Canvas Canvas
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Last Supper,by Leonardo Da Vinci
25" x 20" Art on Canvas Canvas
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Last Supper, c.1498 (post-restoration)by Leonardo Da Vinci
26" x 16" Art on Canvas Canvas
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Detail of the Head of the Virgin, from The Virgin of the Rocksby Leonardo Da Vinci
22" x 28" Art on Canvas Canvas
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Detail of the Heads of the Virgin and St. Anne, from The Virgin and Child with SS.by Leonardo Da Vinci
26" x 20" Art on Canvas Canvas
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Drapery study for a Seated Figureby Leonardo Da Vinci
24" x 28" Art on Canvas Canvas
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Head of the Saviourby Leonardo Da Vinci
20" x 28" Art on Canvas Canvas
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Last Supper, (post restoration) Aby Leonardo Da Vinci
28" x 20" Art on Canvas Canvas
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Mona Lisaby Leonardo Da Vinci
24" x 28" Art on Canvas Canvas
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Detail of the Virgin Mary, from the Annunciationby Leonardo Da Vinci
20" x 28" Art on Canvas Canvas
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Virgin Mary, from the Annunciation, 1472-75by Leonardo Da Vinci
30" x 20" Art on Canvas Canvas
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Madonna of the Carnationby Leonardo Da Vinci
21" x 28" Canvas Art Canvas
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Virgin and Child with St. Anne and Infant St. John the Baptistby Leonardo Da Vinci
20" x 28" Canvas Art Canvas
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Annunciation-Detailby Leonardo Da Vinci
28" x 20" Canvas Art Canvas
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Tobias and the Angelby Leonardo Da Vinci
22" x 28" Canvas Art Canvas
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Medusaby Leonardo Da Vinci
24" x 16" Canvas Art Canvas
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Mona Lisa, c.1503-6by Leonardo Da Vinci
18" x 28" Art on Canvas Canvas
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Last Supperby Leonardo Da Vinci
27" x 9" Art on Canvas Canvas
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Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci (15 April 1452 – 2 May 1519), known as Leonardo Da Vinci, was an artist born in Italy. He covered several artistic disciplines, including painting, sculpting, writing among others. He was also a respected architecture, engineer, geologist, mathematician, anatomist, and more. Leonardo is one of the greatest painters to have ever walked the earth, and is widely considered as the person with the highest number of talents ever. In 1466, he learned several technical skills, including painting, at Verrocchio’s workshop in Florentine. It’s at the workshop where he created the “Baptism of Christ” painting. The quality of that piece was so high that, according to unverified sources, his master never painted again. In 1472, when he was only 20, he joined the Guild of St Luke as a master. The guild consisted of artists and medicine doctors.
Leonardo’s main works are “Mona Lisa,” which is the world’s most parodied artwork, and “The Last Supper,” which is the most reproduced artwork of all time. His was not only about paintings, but his inventions and discoveries in science also came to be appreciated. Leonardo started making his paintings at an early age. He recorded time when he created a painting of fire spitting snakes, which Duke of Milan bought from his father. Leonardo was commissioned by several entities to create art, including Chapel of St. Bernard and Monks of San Donato a Scopeto. If there is something that defined his work, it was his undying love of knowledge and the determination to get better through research and experiments. Leonardo da Vinci framed art have been selling for years. Even now, his art still represent high quality that attract millions of art lovers globally. He combined different mediums in creating his works, based on his subjects and desired results.