"Some art historians credit both angels to Leonardo, while others theorize that Sandro Botticelli may have completed the second angel. Leonardo's (and possibly Boticelli's) work in this painting is characteristic of a category known as the High Renaissance style, a style that was newly developing in Florence at this time. The hazy, three-dimensional angels stand out clearly against Verrocchio's portions of the painting, which are done in the more stiffer and flatter Early Renaissance style."
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the important painting of the Baptism of the Christ. Leonardo painted the kneeling angel and some of the background for this work.
the important painting of the Baptism of the Christ. Leonardo painted the kneeling angel and some of the background for this work.
The painting I believe you are asking about is by Leonardo's master Verrocchio, painted around 1475 while a young da Vinci was a pupil in the workshop. However, the blonde angel on the left and parts of the background are Leonardo's work. The painting is on display at the Uffizi, Florence, Italy.
Raphael's paintings are by Raphael, not by Leonardo.
the important painting of the Baptism of the Christ. Leonardo painted the kneeling angel and some of the background for this work.
It wasn't an angel, it was a dove - or at least the sign of a dove.
the important painting of the Baptism of the Christ. Leonardo painted the kneeling angel and some of the background for this work.
In the painting known as The Annunciation by Leonardo Da Vinci, the dove is on of three icons that can be found. The dove is located at the top left hand side of the painting, above the angel.
No Jesus Christ is not a angel, he is the son of God.
There are animals to be found in some of his paintings, not as protagonists, though. 'Leda and the Swan' 'Lady with an Ermine' horses in 'Battle of Anghiari' a lamb in 'Virgin and Child with St Anne'. The fish and the dog in Verrocchio's 'Tobias and the Angel' may have been painted by Leonardo.
He was a brilliant human being. Definitely in the "genius club".He painted The Last Supper and Virgin of The Rocks, invented flying machines, weapons, wrote poetry, the list goes on and on.Leonardo da Vinci was a sensational man. You know the Mona lisa, he painted that. He virtually invented the helicopter and it would of worked but because he was so ahead of his time he couldn't build it.He was a genius.
Da Vinci, Miguel Angel Bounarroti :) ;)