Leonardo da Vinci: Thinker, Researcher, and Poet
Leonardo da Vinci: der Denker, Forscher und Poet
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While Leonardo da Vinci's original Italian notebooks are widely available in English (e.g., translations by Richter and MacCurdy), Marie Herzfeld's specific 1906 German compilation, 'Denker, Forscher und Poet', which features her unique selection, arrangement, and scholarly commentary, has not been previously translated into English. This volume represents the first English translation of Herzfeld's specific German work.
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Leonardo da Vinci was more than a painter; he was a restless investigator of the natural world. This collection brings his private notes out of the library and into your hands. Discover how a Renaissance genius turned observation into the foundation of modern science.
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