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Madrid, Feb 15 (EFE), (Camera: Leo Redondo).- Madrid was once the "capital of technical and scientific knowledge during the Golden Age", an era when Leonardo Da Vinci's codices reached the capital, whose history forms the backbone of a new exhibition taking place at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando.The exhibition will be available from Monday until May 16.FOOTAGE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT PIECES OF THE EXHIBITION TAKING PLACE AT THE ROYAL ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS OF SAN FERNANDO
Puebla, Dec 4 (EFE).- The state of Puebla in central Mexico celebrates 500 years of the genius of Leonardo Da Vinci from Dec. 5 to May 5, where replicas and works by the painter will be showcased in two chambers and a 360 degree projection room. (Camera: GABRIELA GARCIA GUZMAN).SHOT LIST: PEOPLE ATTEND THE EXHIBITION 'LEONARDO DA VINCI - 500 YEARS OF GENIUS' IN PUEBLA, MEXICO.
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On 7 June an exciting new exhibition opens at the British Library. Marking 500 years since his death, Leonardo da Vinci: A Mind in Motion showcases Leonardo’s manuscript legacy by displaying together — for the first time in the UK — highlights from one of the British Library’s finest treasures, the Codex Arundel, alongside Codex Forster II from the V&A, and a selection of sheets from the Codex Leicester, widely considered to be one of Leonardo’s most important scientific journals and now owned by Bill Gates.
On 7 June an exciting new exhibition opens at the British Library. Marking 500 years since his death, Leonardo da Vinci: A Mind in Motion showcases Leonardo’s manuscript legacy by displaying together — for the first time in the UK — highlights from one of the British Library’s finest treasures, the Codex Arundel, alongside Codex Forster II from the V&A, and a selection of sheets from the Codex Leicester, widely considered to be one of Leonardo’s most important scientific journals and now owned by Bill Gates.
On 7 June an exciting new exhibition opens at the British Library. Marking 500 years since his death, Leonardo da Vinci: A Mind in Motion showcases Leonardo’s manuscript legacy by displaying together — for the first time in the UK — highlights from one of the British Library’s finest treasures, the Codex Arundel, alongside Codex Forster II from the V&A, and a selection of sheets from the Codex Leicester, widely considered to be one of Leonardo’s most important scientific journals and now owned by Bill Gates.
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