Timeline
1482 — War Machines Concepts
Visionary sketches of military devices, revealing Leonardo’s ability to combine engineering, strategy, and mechanical innovation far ahead of his time.
1490 - Vitruvian Man
A timeless study of human proportion, uniting art, mathematics, and philosophy to express the harmony between the human body and the universe.
1490 - 1500 - Mechanical Knight
An early concept of automation, designed to mimic human movement through gears and pulleys, anticipating the foundations of modern robotics.
1495 - The Last Supper
A revolutionary fresco that transformed religious art through psychological depth, perspective, and a masterful portrayal of human emotion.
1499 - Salvator Mundi
A spiritual portrait combining delicate technique and symbolism, reflecting Leonardo’s pursuit of realism, mystery, and divine presence.
1500 - 1510 - Anatomical Codices
Detailed anatomical studies based on direct observation and dissection, advancing scientific understanding of the human body centuries ahead of their time.
1502 - Canal Systems
Innovative hydraulic projects aimed at controlling water flow, improving navigation, and reshaping cities through engineering and environmental insight.
1503 - Mona Lisa
An iconic portrait renowned for its subtle expression, atmospheric depth, and the enigmatic smile that continues to captivate the world.
1519 - Codices
Collections of notebooks where art, science, engineering, and philosophy converge, revealing Leonardo’s relentless curiosity and boundless imagination.
