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Sto caricando le informazioni... Le macchine di Leonardo : segreti e invenzioni nei codici da Vincidi Domenico Laurenza, Mario Taddei, Edoardo Zanon
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Domenico Laurenza combines Leonardo Da Vinci's original coded notebooks and modern computer imaging, to bring to life over 30 of his inventions. He includes recreations and shows how they would have been used in contemporary life - from manned flying machines and mechanical bridges to devastating circular tanks. Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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A few things struck me. One was the incredible imagination and incredible drawing ability of Leonardo. (I was already aware of the fact that Leonardo drew very heavily on the work of engineers designers who were contemporary with him or lived slightly before him. (See "The innovators behind Leonardo " by Plinio Innocenzi...another great book). So not all his designs are totally original. Maybe most of them are adaptations of others. But Leonardo certainly excelled in his drafting abilities. he seemed incapable of doing a crude drawing...even where he clearly copied other works he couldn't help turning the copy (of a crude set of water wings for example) into a modest work of art.
The other thing that struck me was that virtually none of these inventions were actually made into real world objects....Leonardo was a designer not a producer. (I think some of his critics suggested that he never finshed anything. Well not quite true...he did complete a number of paintings and murals..."the last supper" for example). And many of his inventions lacked a decent power supply. he had to rely on men working treadmills or working hand cranks etc., or horses or oxen walking around in circles to provide the motive force for many of his inventions. He would have been in heaven with a gasoline engine or electric motor!
Fair to say, I really enjoyed the book. Happy to give it 5 stars...the diagrams/pictures, alone, are worth that. ( )