Leonardo da Vinci | Exploring the Colorful Life From Florence to Milan, from Rome to France

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Exploring the Colorful Life of Leonardo da Vinci: From Florence to Milan, from Rome to France
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- Born: April 15, 1452; Italy
- Died: May 2, 1519; Amboise, France
- Active Years: 1472 - 1519
- Nationality: #italian
- Art Movement: High #renaissance
- Field: #painting , #sculpture , #architecture
- Influenced by: Piero della Francesca, Masaccio, Filippo Lippi, Hugo van der Goes
- Influenced on: Bartolomeo Veneto, Mariotto Albertinelli, Charles de Steuben, Francesco Melzi, Ambrogio Bergognone
- Teachers: Andrea del Verrocchio
- Pupils: Giovanni Antonio Boltraffio, Francesco Melzi
- Friends and Co-workers: Albrecht Durer, Sandro Botticelli, Domenico Ghirlandaio, Pietro Perugino, Bernardino Luini
- Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonardo_da_Vinci
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0:00 Summary of Leonardo da Vinci
1:08 Childhood and Education
2:34 Early Training and Work
5:27 Tobias and the Angel
9:48 Madonna of the Pomegranate
13:40 Madonna of the Carnation
16:05 The Baptism of Christ
21:47 The Annunciation
27:53 The Benois Madonna
31:48 Ginevra de' Benci
38:49 Saint Jerome in the Wilderness
42:50 The Adoration of the Magi
47:46 Virgin of the Rocks (Louvre version)
48:25 Virgin of the Rocks (London National Gallery version)
51:22 The Head of a Woman
52:40 Litta Madonna
58:55 Lady with an Ermine
1:04:33 The Vitruvian Man
1:06:15 Portrait of a Musician
1:08:19 La Belle Ferronnière
1:13:31 Salvatore Mundi
1:19:17 The Last Supper
1:26:07 The Virgin and Child with St Anne and St John the Baptist
1:31:15 The Madonna of the Yarnwinder
1:38:16 The Virgin and Child with Saint Anne
1:43:54 Leda and the Swan
1:46:31 The Battle of Anghiari
1:52:40 Mona Lisa
2:02:19 Bacchus
2:03:22 Madonna and Child with St Joseph
2:09:08 Late Period
2:10:51 Portrait of a Man in Red Chalk
2:14:30 St John the Baptist
2:19:18 The Legacy of Leonardo da Vinci
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@BEDLAMITE-5280ft. 25 дней назад

Mudeungsan national park?! That’s where you live? That’s gotta be gorgeous. I live on mount shasta. It is beautiful here as well. Enjoy your weekend! -1000 Paces.

@art-sk 14 дней назад

Dear Art History Team, Thank you so much for the many videos and detailed explanations you provide on your channel. Your content is incredibly informative and enriching. I appreciate the effort and passion that goes into each video. I will definitely recommend your channel! Best regards.

@milenaradeva2733 3 дня назад

I recently found your channel and I find it very interesting, and I am saying this from the pov of a person with 15 years of studying Art History, but the thing I cannot miss is the mispronunciation and the changing pronunciation of a lot of the artists. Francois Boucher was pronounced three different ways, and the video about Parmigianino had so many variations that I just couldn't watch it.

@jamiecartwright5469 22 дня назад

🎨 Beautifully produced documentary. Thank you!

@scottfoster3548 17 дней назад

TRIPPY look at this early works and the lines or distinctions between the figures and the background are certain or clear THEN look at his later works and NOW you see the Master unbelievable how it is impossible to distinguish and how realistic. The Mona Lisa being exactly what I am talking about the face/eye skin area YOU seemingly can see around that area to the hairline A 3D sort of painting. ALSO not in prospective always yet some of the elements within the paintings are. AND LOVE the slow pan over the paintings EXACTLY that it was I try WHEN I visit great paintings LOOK at the simple tree at the earth or how water becomes land lines and how they do it. GOOD job on the video AND always remember Da Vinci was ITALIAN.

@Packyboy 16 дней назад

Incorrect there was no Italy at the time of the Vinci. The land was comprised of city states.

@scottfoster3548 16 дней назад

@@Packyboy Forgive me THERE was no GERMANY either it was a group of tribes that Cesar named . Cesar ANOTHER Italian AND MY point was his SKILL and work habits NOT the actual name of his and my homelands. You know merit TRUMPS identity. RIGHT and it is now ITALY where the greatest empire and the BEST artist with skill and competence were born. LOOK at what they did and how. ALSO look for REAL love HUH Viva Roma

@artplussk_222 29 дней назад

Wow. Great info. Thanks for sharing.

@SOVEREIGNDesigns 14 дней назад

why cant i save this to watch later ? guess i will have to pull it from my history

@nonkisibanda4021 9 дней назад

Try the download option

@Parkerman3000 12 дней назад

We as humans peaked in these times...that's one of the only things i'm absolutly sure of!

@jimmyglea 12 дней назад

I bet one trip to a “dentist” in Leo’s time would have you scurrying back to your time machine, toot sweet. 😂

@lynderherberts2828 12 дней назад

polymath = a person of encyclopedic learning

@lukegoddard3368 29 дней назад

Great quality presentation overall. Thanks for the upload. It made me wonder about the restoration process and the removal of not only dirt build-up but actual paint layers during in the "cleaning" process. Can this happen? For example, In the Adoration of the Magi 46:33 , some of the more subtle modelling that seems to be present in the original work is no longer apparent in the restored version. I can understand that the deep mid-tones of the yellowing and dirt in the orignal may create the illusion of shadow detail that isn't there however there are a few areas where I question this. Look at the shadow underneath the arch in the far upper left side of the painting and on the face of the supposed self-portrait in the lower right where the modelling of shadow around the jaw and cheek blending into the region around the mouth and chin appears to have been lost completely and as a result much of the character of that portrait has been lost. I’m not an expert but perhaps some of this subtle shading was achieved with extremely thin and delicate, semi-transparent glazes and therefore more vulnerable to accidental removal? Maybe someone else has more to say on the subject? I appreciate what might be gained from restoration of a piece like this however it may not be without its downsides. I’d love to hear what someone with more experience on the subject has to say about this.

@toddaulner5393 26 дней назад

I often like paintings unrestored. They look many times more emotional. I would have to think that anybody who is restoring or cleaning such a rare and important piece would be greatly skilled and use the weakest chemicals to clean it. The painting Salvator Mundi though for instance was so very damaged but I think the lady who restored it made Jesus look more feminine and deleted a light beard I clearly saw in the original damaged piece.