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Leonardo da Vinci

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Leonardo da Vinci

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  • Bruno Santi (1990). Leonardo da Vinci. Scala / Riverside. 
  • Theophilus (1963). On Divers Arts. U.S.: University of Chicago Press.  
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  • Emanuel Winternitz (1982). Leonardo Da Vinci As a Musician. U.S.: Yale University Press.  
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