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You may be referring to Leonardo DaVinchi's bronze horse statue. It was never completed, due to a war breaking out that lead to the the bronze that had been set aside for it being used to make cannons. However, drawings and models still exist.
Two full-sized replicas were eventually built. One is at the Frederick Meijer Gardens, in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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Where is leonardos horse know?
In the Budapest museum, Hungary.
Why did the french destroy Leonardos da vinci giant clay horse?
threw rocks at it
When did Leonardos Philaras die?
Leonardos Philaras died in 1673.
Did leonardos father die?
Yes
Which was not a classical aspect of leonardos last supper?
the realistic space and perspective
Where is leonardos horse know?
In the Budapest museum, Hungary.
How did pegasus and Leonardos horse fulfill a dream?
Leonardos horse fulfilled both Charlie Dent's dream and Leonardo's. It fulfilled Leonardos dream by accually being made (by Charlie Dent). It fulfilled Charlies dream by redreating the horse for Italy. Sadly the wonderfull Charlie Dent passed away Christmas moring by Lou Gherigs disease. Poor Charlie );
Why did the french destroy Leonardos da vinci giant clay horse?
threw rocks at it
When was Leonardos Philaras born?
Leonardos Philaras was born in 1595.
When did Leonardos Philaras die?
Leonardos Philaras died in 1673.
When was George Leonardos born?
George Leonardos was born on 1937-02-20.
Who viewed Leonardos paintings?
umm peoplewhat material is used on leonardos paintingsatworksn are not awsome it will not suceed
What has the author Stella Leonardos da Silva Lima written?
Stella Leonardos da Silva Lima has written: 'Cantabile, [por] Stella Leonardos' 'Teatro em dois tempos'
Who was Leonardos mentor?
Verrocchio
When was Urylee Leonardos born?
Urylee Leonardos was born on May 14, 1910, in Charleston, South Carolina, USA.
When did Urylee Leonardos die?
Urylee Leonardos died on April 25, 1986, in Queens, New York, USA of cancer.
When did leonardos father die?
In 1504.
