The Codex Leicester (Leonardo da Vinci)

The Codex Leicester is a handwritten notebook by Leonardo da Vinci, created around 1508-1510. It contains his detailed notes, drawings, and observations on topics like astronomy, water flow, geology, and the nature of the universe. Written in mirror script, it showcases Leonardo’s curiosity and scientific thinking, blending art and science. The codex is considered a masterpiece of scientific inquiry from the Renaissance period, offering insight into da Vinci’s innovative ideas and approach to understanding the natural world. It is valued for its historical significance and unique glimpse into Leonardo’s mind.