The Manuscripts of Leonardo da Vinci (1910) - Page 21

OF MANUSCRIPTS

Manuscript MARKS	DESCRIPTION OF THE MANUSCRIPT	LIBRARY	Total pages	HEIGHT and width in centimeters	DATES
W. An. I	Fragment of the 1^st^ treatise on anatomy.	Windsor	10	18.7-13.2	1489
C	Treatise on light and shadow, bound.	Institute of France	56	31-22	1490-1491
B	Weapons of war, architecture.	Institute of France	168	23.5-17	circa 1490
Ash. II	Fragment of manuscript B stolen by Libri Guglielmo Libri, a mathematician and bibliophile notorious for stealing thousands of manuscripts from French public libraries in the mid-19th century and sold to Lord Ashburnham.	Institute of France	26	24-17	circa 1490
Ash. I	Fragment of the treatise on painting, stolen by Libri from Manuscript A and sold to Lord Ashburnham.	Institute of France	68	21-13.5	1492
A	Various subjects, mechanics.	Institute of France	126	21-14	1492
S.K.M. III	Notebook marked III.	Forster Library, South Kensington Museum, London. Now known as the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A)	176	9-6.7	1493
H^3	Notebook forming the 3^rd^ part of the bound volume marked H.	Institute of France	94	10.3-7.2	1493-1494
H^2	Notebook forming the 2^nd^ part of the bound volume H.	Institute of France	92	10.3-7.2	1494 Jan. Feb.
H^1	Notebook forming the 1^st^ part of the bound volume H.	Institute of France	96	11.3-7.2	1494 March

original: "manuscrit, anatomie, Institut de France, Windsor, Ashburnam, Libri, Forster Library, South Kensington Museum, carnet de notes"; vocabulary: manuscript, anatomy, Institute of France, Windsor, Ashburnham, Libri, Forster Library, South Kensington Museum, notebook