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Leonardo Da Vinci // Dodecahedron II, from "De Divina Proportione" by Luca Pacioli, Published 1509, Venice

By Leonardo Da Vinci
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A dodecahedron is a polyhedron with twelve faces. This image comes from De Divina Proportione which was written by Luca Pacioli around 1497 in Milan and illustrates mathematical/artistic proportions. There are only two versions of the original manuscript in the world and Leonardo Da Vinci illustrated the original.

Product Details
  • ColorsBlack, White
  • Materials
    Giclee
  • Measurements
    30.25"L x 30.25"W x 1.125"H
  • OriginUSA

— Soho Style Frame
— White Museum-Quality Conservation Mat
— Ready to Hang (Mounting Hardware Included)

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Leonardo Da Vinci

Italian Renaissance master Leonardo da Vinci (1452 – 1519) is widely considered one of the greatest painters and most diversely talented individuals of all time. He made vast contributions to mathematics, biology, anatomy, physics, engineering and architecture, but is most acclaimed for his artistic achievements. His female figures, such as “La Scapigliata,” presented woman in a groundbreaking manner—as intelligent beings and biological equals to men. These revolutionary notions, as well as his many other innovations epitomize da Vinci as a genius infinitely ahead of his time.

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