The Codex Atlanticus
Leonardo da Vinci. Ambrosiana Library, Milan.
All the spirit, genius and boundless imagination of Leonardo da Vinci in the most emblematic of his works. An exclusive jewel of art and science for lovers of the authentic.
20 large-format volumes, with 200 illustrations each. Size 233 x 296 mm.
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