‎Marani, Pietro C. ‎
‎Leonardo Da Vinci‎

‎The Codex Leicester by Leonardo da Vinci‎

‎The Codex Leicester by Leonardo da Vinci. Sale: London, Christie's, 1980. 180pp with 1 colour and 75 duotone plates and 17 duotone illustrations, including price list. Boards. 24.6x18.7cms. Auction of the Codex Leicester, a compilation in c.1510 of notes by Leonardo on water and cosmology, which Thomas Coke, Earl of Leicester, acquired from Ghezzi in 1717. It was sold in 1980 by the Trustees of Holkham Estate for £2,200,000.‎

‎Auction of the Codex Leicester, a compilation in c.1510 of notes by Leonardo on water and cosmology, which Thomas Coke, Earl of Leicester, acquired from Ghezzi in 1717. It was sold in 1980 by the Trustees of Holkham Estate for £2,200,000.‎

‎The drawings of Leonardo da Vinci in the collection of her Majesty the Queen at Windsor Castle. 3 vols‎

‎Clark, Kenneth, & Carlo Pedretti: The drawings of Leonardo da Vinci in the collection of her Majesty the Queen at Windsor Castle. 3 vols. London: Phaidon, 1968-69. Second, enlarged & completely revised edition. Vol. I. Drawings 12275-12727. Text. LXVII, 220 pp. detailed catalogue of the drawings, introduction, documented chronology, bibliography, list of watermarks, concordances, indices. Vol. II. Drawings 12275-12727. Illustrations. c. 555 illus. on 320 plates. Vol. III. Drawings 19000-19152 (Anatomical Manuscripts A, B, C). XI, 277pp. catalogue incl. introductory note, bibliography, indices, and reproductions of all the drawings on c. 185 monochrome plates. Cloth. 30.5x23cms. Arntzen L 60.‎

‎The Drawings of Leonardo da Vinci‎

‎Popham, A.E.: The Drawings of Leonardo da Vinci. London: Reprint Society London, 1958. 155 pages plus 320 pages of monochrome illustrations. Full red morocco. 22x16cms.‎

‎Text in English‎

‎Leonardo on Painting : An Anthology of Writings by Leonardo da Vinci; With a Selection of Documents Relating to his Career as an Artist‎

‎, Yale University Press 2001, 2001 Paperback, 328 pages, English, 195 x 125 mm, book is in good order, with illustrations in b/w from the Master, . ISBN 9780300090956.‎

‎Leonardo's writings on painting-among the most remarkable from any era-were never edited by Leonardo himself into a single coherent book. In this anthology the authors have edited material not only from his so-called Treatise on Painting but also from his surviving manuscripts and from other primary sources, some of which were here translated for the first time. The resulting volume is an invaluable reference work for art historians as well as for anyone interested in the mind and methods of one of the world's greatest creative geniuses. Highly readable. . . . Also included are documentary sources and letters illuminating Leonardo's career; the manuscript sources for all of Leonardo's statements are fully cited in the notes. The volume is skillfully translated and is illustrated with appropriate examples of drawings and paintings by the artist. -Choice Certainly easier to read and . . . more convenient than previous compilations. -Charles Hope, New York Review of Books A chaotic assemblage of Leonardo da Vinci's writings appeared in 1651 as Treatise on Painting. . . . [Kemp] successfully applies . . . order to the chaos. -ArtNews‎

‎Leonardo Da Vinci. History of Medicine. Lot of 5 books.‎

‎ in-4to, ‎

‎1) O’MALLEY, C. D.: Leonardo’s Legacy. An International Symposium. 1969, VIII + 225 p.,richly ill. with sketches and drawings, half-cloth / 2) SANTI, Bruno: Leonardo Da Vinci. 1981, 80 p., richly ill. in full colours and in b/w., wrappers ill. colours / 3) da Vinci, Leonardo: Anatomical Drawings from the Queen’s Collection at Windsor Castle. 1976, 60 p., richly ill. with drawings in b/w and 1 in colour, wrappers / 4) Leonardo. Hommage an Leonardo Da Vinci von IWC und Daimler/Chrysler. 58 p., ill., wrappers / 5) CLARK, Kenneth: The Drawings of Leonardo Da Vinci in the Collection of Her Majesty the Queen at Windsor Castle. Second Edition. Revised with the Assistance of Carlo Pedretti. 1969, XI + 277 p., ill. with 151plates, cloth, orig. ill. jacket. ‎