Leonardo's Notebook

Leonardo's Notebook refers to the collection of sketches, writings, and scientific observations made by Leonardo da Vinci during the Renaissance. These notebooks showcase his diverse interests, including art, anatomy, engineering, and nature. They reveal his innovative thinking and the process behind his masterpieces, such as the "Mona Lisa." Leonardo meticulously documented his ideas and experiments, blending art and science in a way that emphasized observation and inquiry. Today, they serve as valuable historical documents, illustrating Leonardo's genius and his influence on both the arts and sciences.