Small introduction to Leonardo da Vinci
Compendium of classes Wednesday, April 22 and Friday, April 24
General problems in the approach to Leonardo
. the difficulty of access to biographical texts of Leonardo
. philological publication of the writings of Leonardo
. the romantic myth of Leonardo: a self-taught scientist?
. the culture of Leonardo through verification of modern sources
. training school abacus
. abachistica culture and its importance for the training of middle-class Tuscan
. What will I learn at school abacus
. the abacus and artists: the cases of rows and Piero
Leonardo and the establishment of a new type of artist
Training pictorial
. Sources: in the workshop of Verrocchio
. Verrocchio and his workshop
. The workshop of Verrocchio in the late sixties
. Access to the Society of Painters in 1472: how a corporation
. 1473: the landscape drawing in the Cabinet of the Uffizi
. works mentioned by sources until 1482
. transfer to Milan
The deconstruction of Leonardo's catalog, starting from Full catalog Angela Ottino by the Church
Baptism of Christ , Florence, Uffizi (yellow)
- Albertini (1510) gives one of the two angels in Leonardo
- Attributed to Verrocchio it 's book Antonio Billi (1515)
- Vasari (1550) blends the two traditions
The Annunciation Monteoliveto , Florence, Uffizi (red)
- not mentioned in the sources
- not mentioned by Vasari
- attributed to Leonardo da Liphart (1869)
Portrait of woman (the lady Liechtenstein, Ginevra Benci) , Washington, National Gallery of Art, Kress collection (red)
- not cited sources
- not mentioned by Vasari
- awarded for the first time in Waagen (1866)
Madonna holding out a pomegranate to the Child , Washington, National Gallery of Art, Kress (red)
- unnamed sources
- not mentioned by Vasari
- attributed by Suidas (1929) and then by Degenhart ( 1932)
Madonna holding out a flower to the Child (Madonna Benois) , St. Petersburg, Hermitage (red)
- not sources cited by
- not mentioned by Vasari
- given for the first time in Leonardo da Liphart (1909-1910)
Annunciation , Paris, Louvre (red)
- not cited sources
- not literature cited by Vintage Art
- attributed to Leonardo Morelli (1875)
Madonna of the Carnation (Madonna of the flowers) , Monaco, Alte Pinakothek (red)
- not cited sources
- not mentioned Art literature of the period
- attributed to Leonardo da Bayersdorfer (1886)
San Gerolamo , Rome, Pinacoteca Vaticana (red)
- not cited sources
- not mentioned in the literature Art Vintage
- attributed to Leonardo for the first time in the nineteenth century
Adoration of the Magi, Uffizi Gallery, Florence (yellow, green if there is a contract)
- there is (perhaps) the contract of contract
- is attributed to Leonardo da Vasari and subsequent inventories
Virgin of the Rocks, Paris, Louvre
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