Fables of Leonardo da Vinci

Leonardo da Vinci was the greatest artist of his time--a man of formidable talent. He is not generally remembered as a storyteller. Yet this unique collection of fables illustrates his uncomplicated and sympathetic approach to people and life. His fables will strike a cord in every reader as he points out, in a simple and charming way, the danger of envy, greed and selfishness, the rewards of compassion, kindness and generosity. Each fable stands alone as a delightful tale. Together the collection is an important record of a great mind at work. Interpreted and transcribed by Bruno Nardini, Introduction by Margaret Meek. Illustrated by Adriana Saviozzi Mazza

Leonardo da Vinci, 1974

Hardcover, Very Good

125 pages

914g

28.7 x 21.5 x 2 cm