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Bill Gates. El Códice Leicester (o Código Leicester o Codex Leicester ), también conocido como Códice Hammer es una compilación de textos y dibujos realizados por Leonardo Da Vinci y recopilados entre 1508 y 1510. El códice trata una amplia variedad de temas, que incluye astronomía, meteorología, hidráulica, cosmología, geología ...
The Codex Leicester (also briefly known as the Codex Hammer) is a collection of scientific writings by Leonardo da Vinci. The codex is named after Thomas Coke, Earl of Leicester, who purchased it in 1717. The codex provides an insight into the mind of the Renaissance artist, scientist and thinker, as well as an exceptional illustration of the ...
PRESENTATION. The Leicester Codex, also known as the “Hammer” Codex from the name of the American millionaire who owned it before Bill Gates, was compiled between 1506 and 1513, during the period when Leonardo was dividing his time between short stays in Florence and returning to Milan, this time under the protection of the French king, Louis XII.
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El Códice Leicester (o Código Leicester o Codex Leicester ), también conocido como Códice Hammer es una compilación de textos y dibujos realizados por Leonardo Da Vinci y recopilados entre 1508 y 1510. El códice trata una amplia variedad de temas, que incluye astronomía, meteorología, hidráulica, cosmología, geología, paleontología ...
Hammer Codex Leonardo Da Vinci. The most highly valued Leonardo Codex of the last few years, whose original was purchased in 1994 by Bill Gates for $ 30,000,000 This work faithfully reproduces the original codex. The English translation is reproduced together with the original text, making it suitable not only for scientific study and research ...
30 de ene. de 2021 · Armand Hammer / FDR Presidential Library & Museum / CC BY 2.0. That’s why it was also briefly known as the “Codex Hammer.” When the Codex ended up for sale at Christie’s in 1994, its estimated value was between $8 and $12 million USD, which makes it all the most fascinating that the Codex Leicester eventually was sold for well over $30 million USD.
