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What works of art did Leonardo da Vinci produce?
The Mona Lisa and The Last Supper, and many many others
What are the release dates for Understanding Art Hidden Lives of Works of Art - 2011 Leonardo 1-5?
Understanding Art Hidden Lives of Works of Art - 2011 Leonardo 1-5 was released on: USA: January 2011
What were the greatest works of art during the renaissance?
I think the greatest works were the Sistine Chapel and works from Leonardo Da Vinci My teacher said that there is nothing mysterious about the works of Leonardo Da Vinci.
What can you see and do at Musee du Louvre?
There are many original works of art at the Louvre by Leonardo DiVinci.
What did Leonardo da Vinci use to make his works of art?
Oil paint on wood panels.
What art style would be used to describe the most common works of Leonardo da vinci?
realism
Which state or group did pablo Picasso produce art works for?
money$$$$$$$$$
What has the author Douglas Mannering written?
Douglas Mannering has written: 'Art of Matisse' 'Great Works of Indian Art (The Life and Works Art Series)' 'Masterworks of the Impressionists' 'Art of Toulouse Lautrec' 'Japanese Graphic Art' 'Art of Kamasutra' 'Life and Works of Gauguin' 'Great Works of Japanese Graphic Art (The Life and Works Series)' 'Biblical Art' 'The art of Leonardo da Vinci' -- subject(s): Renaissance Art 'Great Works of Biblical Art' -- subject(s): Bible, Christian art and symbolism, Illustrations 'Masterworks of Monet' -- subject(s): Painters, Impressionism (Art), Biography
How did Leonardo da Vinci succeed his art works?
because he did what he loved according to his prints of the tank and plane and paracute he succeeded!
When was Leonardo da Vinci Art School created?
Leonardo da Vinci Art School was created in 1923.
What was Leonardo da Vinci art about?
The special thing about Leonardo Da Vincis art was that it was not comen it was diferent
What are some examples of Renaissance works of art?
The paintings and sculptures of Leonardo Da Vinci, including the Mona Lisa and the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.
