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A striking image of St. John pointing upwards, symbolizing the heavens, notable for its use of chiaroscuro and expressive facial features.
A small brush drawing with pigment depicts a young woman with her head tilted and her eyes downcast, her posture recalls the Virgin Mary in Leonardo’s The Virgin of the Rocks.
A portrait of Cecilia Gallerani holding an ermine, celebrated for its realistic representation and the subject's engaging expression.
Created in collaboration with Andrea del Verrocchio, this painting features Leonardo's angel on the left, showcasing his distinct style and superior technique even at a young age.
While not a painting but a drawing, the Vitruvian Man is iconic for its depiction of the ideal human proportions and its blend of art and science.
A monumental mural in the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan depicts Jesus' final meal with his apostles and showcasing masterful use of perspective and emotion.
The most famous painting in the world, the Mona Lisa is renowned for its enigmatic expression, sophisticated detail, and revolutionary use of sfumato.