notebooks by Leonardo da Vinci

Summary

notebooks by Leonardo da Vinci is a manuscript collection^[1]. It is known by 7 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[2]

Key Facts

• notebooks by Leonardo da Vinci authored Leonardo da Vinci^[3].
• notebooks by Leonardo da Vinci's instance of is recorded as manuscript collection^[4].
• notebooks by Leonardo da Vinci is owned by Francesco Melzi^[5].
• notebooks by Leonardo da Vinci is owned by Pompeo Leoni^[6].
• notebooks by Leonardo da Vinci is owned by Galeazzo Arconati^[7].
• notebooks by Leonardo da Vinci is made of paper^[8].
• notebooks by Leonardo da Vinci is part of Codex Atlanticus^[9].
• notebooks by Leonardo da Vinci is part of Codex Leicester^[10].
• notebooks by Leonardo da Vinci is part of Codex Windsor^[11].
• notebooks by Leonardo da Vinci is part of Codex Forster^[12].
• notebooks by Leonardo da Vinci is part of Codex Forster I^[13].
• notebooks by Leonardo da Vinci is part of Codex Forster II^[14].
• notebooks by Leonardo da Vinci is part of Codex Forster III^[15].
• notebooks by Leonardo da Vinci is part of Paris Manuscript C^[16].
• notebooks by Leonardo da Vinci is part of Codex Madrid^[17].
• notebooks by Leonardo da Vinci is part of Codex Madrid I^[18].
• notebooks by Leonardo da Vinci is part of Codex Madrid II^[19].
• notebooks by Leonardo da Vinci is part of Codex Arundel^[20].
• notebooks by Leonardo da Vinci's Commons category is recorded as Notebooks by Leonardo da Vinci^[21].
• notebooks by Leonardo da Vinci's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Codices by Leonardo da Vinci^[22].
• notebooks by Leonardo da Vinci's topic has template is recorded as Template:Codex of Leonardo da Vinci^[23].

Body

Geography

Part of include Codex Atlanticus^[9], a manuscript^[24], written by Leonardo da Vinci^[25]; Codex Leicester^[10], a manuscript^[26], written by Leonardo da Vinci^[27]; Codex Windsor^[11], a manuscript^[28], written by Leonardo da Vinci^[29]; Codex Forster^[12], a manuscript^[30], written by Leonardo da Vinci^[31]; Codex Forster I^[13], a manuscript^[32], written by Leonardo da Vinci^[33]; and Codex Forster II^[14], a manuscript^[34], written by Leonardo da Vinci^[35].

Designation and Status

notebooks by Leonardo da Vinci's instance of is recorded as manuscript collection^[4].

History and Context

Owners include Francesco Melzi^[5], a painter^[36], 1492–1570^[37]; Pompeo Leoni^[6], a sculptor^[38], 1533–1608^[39], of Italy^[40], specialised in visual arts^[41]; and Galeazzo Arconati^[7], 1580–1649^[42].

Why It Matters

notebooks by Leonardo da Vinci is known by 7 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[2]