Crossbow Machine by Leonardo da Vinci, 1480-1482

 
Crossbow Machine by Leonardo da Vinci
 
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"Crossbow Machine" is by all accounts dated 1481, when Leonardo da Vinci was 29 years old. Thus, it can be listed as an Early Maturity piece of Leonardo da Vinci.

"Crossbow Machine" is part of the permanent exhibition of Biblioteca Ambrosiana, Milan, same as numerous other works of the High Renaissance period.

Other works by Leonardo da Vinci: "Crossbow Machine", dated 1480-1482 and located at Biblioteca Ambrosiana, Milan; - "Assault chariot", completed in 1485 and displayed at Biblioteca Reale, Turin; - "Multiple Barrel Gun", finished in 1480-1482 and located at Biblioteca Ambrosiana, Milan; - "Building Defense", dated 1480-1482, presently hosted at Biblioteca Ambrosiana, Milan





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