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| A Man Tricked by Gypsies: Leonardo da Vinci |
Leonardo da Vinci: painter at the court of Milan is the title of a new exhibition at The National Gallery, London. To celebrate this, The Guardian Newspaper takes a detailed look at some of the Renaissance master's most admired drawings – from grotesque caricatures to sublime nudes. Click here to view the interactive.
Some years ago I had the chance to visit an exhibition about some manuscripts written and drawn by Leonardo. The manuscript were written right left. You need a mirror to read it. There were some theories about this. Someone said that he was left-handed and he didn´t like to ink-stain the paper. Others said that was a method to avoid spying. Really nobody knows why he wrote in that way. And I never have seen drawings like those. Sometimes I wonder what would be doing Leonardo Da Vinci if he were alive today. That is a big question...
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