Decoding Leonardo's codices: compilation, dispersal, and reproduction technologies
di International Conference Florenz Decoding Leonardo's codices
2022 · 377 pagine · Marsilio · ISBN 9788829708727
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Its aim was to investigate how Leonardo's manuscripts were compiled, their dispersal after the artist's death, and the pioneering initiatives for facsimile reproduction and text transcription, beginning in the last decades of the nineteenth century.
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