Such a tease! This ambiguous portrait plays psychological and optical games with the viewer. Leonardo, The Mona Lisa by HENI Talks
From military machines to playful cats, Leonardo’s extraordinary drawings capture his incessant curiosity. Leonardo and his drawings by The British Museum
Human cadavers and dead cows—Leonardo dissected both. He kept his notes private, but paintings betrayed this work. Leonardo: Anatomist by Nature Video
We now think of Leonardo as a great painter, but his résumé included mapmaker, engineer, and military strategist. Leonardo, Letter to the Duke of Milan by Dr. David Drogin
Human cadavers and dead cows—Leonardo dissected both. He kept his notes private, but paintings betrayed this work. Leonardo, Adoration of the Magi by Dr. Steven Zucker and Dr. Beth Harris
Though unfinished, this large drawing perfectly blends human intimacy and divine beauty. Leonardo, The Virgin and Child with St. ... by Beth Harris and Steven Zucker
Seductive—or maternal? Smiling—or just smug? Sure, we all know this woman, but we’ve yet to figure her out. Leonardo, Mona Lisa by Dr. Steven Zucker and Dr. Beth Harris
Love, fear, indignation, and grief. Leonardo weaves together a wide spectrum of human emotion. Leonardo, Last Supper by Dr. Steven Zucker and Dr. Beth Harris
A flash of yellow, a pool of water, a protected garden—this lovely painting highlights Mary’s purity and her womb. Leonardo, The Virgin of the Rocks by Dr. Beth Harris and Dr. Steven Zucker
Hired by bankers, kings, and dukes, this Renaissance man dreamed up machines and put ancient theory into practice. About Leonardo by Dr. Steven Zucker and Dr. Beth Harris
Proficient in anatomy and perspective, artists aimed at complex poses, ideal beauty—and spiritual transcendence. Toward the High Renaissance, an introduction by Dr. Beth Harris and Dr. Steven Zucker