Delve into the mind of a Renaissance genius with the "Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci" as compiled by Jean Paul Richter. This two-volume set offers a fascinating glimpse into the multifaceted world of Leonardo, encompassing his thoughts on art, anatomy, and science. Published by Dover Publications in 1970, the trade paperback edition brings these invaluable musings to a modern audience.
The books are a treasure trove for enthusiasts of history and those captivated by the life's work of Leonardo Da Vinci. They present a collection of Da Vinci's writings that are as insightful as they are historical, providing readers with a direct connection to the past. Richter's careful curation of this selection ensures that it is both an educational and a captivating read.
