Leonardo, (Beck`sche Reihe; 1839). - 13 Angebote vergleichen

Von Händler/Antiquariat, Antiquariat Logos [53933202], München, Germany.
329 S., mit 70 s/w-Abb. Neuwertiges Ex. // Künstler, Wissenschaftler, Erfinder, Ingenieur – seine staunenswerte Vielseitigkeit macht Leonardo da Vinci noch heute zu einer legendären Figur. Was aber weiß man genau über dieses Universalgenie, das vor 500 Jahren lebte? Martin Kemp, international renommierter Leonardo-Experte, bietet in seiner faszinierenden Darstellung eine neue Sichtweise auf Leben und Werk des weltberühmten Künstlers und geht der wahren Bedeutung von Meisterwerken wie der Mona Lisa nach. Für ihn liegt der Schlüssel zum besseren Verständnis der Figur Leonardo in den Schriften, die der Künstler nach seinem Tod in Form von zahlreichen Heften sowie losen Manuskriptblättern hinterließ. Denn aus diesen Aufzeichnungen läßt sich ablesen, wie Leonardo seine innovativen Ideen und kreativen Visionen entwickelte. Über 20 000 Seiten mit Zeichnungen und Notizen belegen seine großartigen Entdeckungen und Erfindungen – vom Aufbau des menschlichen Auges bis hin zu den Entwürfen für Flugmaschinen. Das Buch bietet neue Einblicke in die vielseitigen Begabungen Leonardos. Gleichzeitig zeichnet es Leben und Werk des Künstlers in einer konzisen Darstellung nach, die von zahlreichen Abbildungen illustriert wird. ISBN: 9783406568213 Bis zum 9. September sind wir im Urlaub. Alle Bestellungen werden aber registriert und zügig bearbeitet. Der Versand der bestellten Bücher erfolgt am 10. September. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 326.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Davids Antiquariat + Catch-a-book, [969].
Künstler, Wissenschaftler, Erfinder, Ingenieur - seine staunenswerte Vielseitigkeit macht Leonardo da Vinci noch heute zu einer legendren Figur. Was aber weißman genau über dieses Universalgenie, das vor 500 Jahren lebte? Martin Kemp, international renommierter Leonardo-Experte, bietet in seiner faszinierenden Darstellung eine neue Sichtweise auf Leben und Werk. Beck'sche Reihe Bd.1839.2008. 329 S. m. 70 Abb. 19 cm.kartoniert; Gewicht 326g. ISBN 3406568211 . Neupreis 14,95. mehrere Exemplar auf Lager, mit leichten äusserlichen Fehlern (Stempel oder Strich), ungebraucht, ungelesen. Sofortversand mit Rechnung, keine Vorauszahlung (D,A,CH)!

Davids Antiquariat + catch-a-book, [3079429].
Becksche Reihe Bd.1839.2008. 329 S. m. 70 Abb. 19 cm.kartoniert Gewicht 326g. ISBN 3406568211 . Neupreis 14,95. mehrere Exemplar auf Lager, mit leichten äusserlichen Fehlern (Stempel oder Strich), ungebraucht, ungelesen. Sofortversand mit Rechnung, keine Vorauszahlung (D,A,CH)!Künstler, Wissenschaftler, Erfinder, Ingenieur - seine staunenswerte Vielseitigkeit macht Leonardo da Vinci noch heute zu einer legendren Figur. Was aber weißman genau über dieses Universalgenie, das vor 500 Jahren lebte? Martin Kemp, international renommierter Leonardo-Experte, bietet in seiner faszinierenden Darstellung eine neue Sichtweise auf Leben und Werk.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Bailgate Books Ltd.
Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2004. Reprint. Hardcover. Near Fine Condition/No Dust Jacket. Second impression of the First Edition. Fresh covers, tight binding, clean pages and end-papers. Contains colour plates (full page illustrations) and black and white illustrations. No dust-jacket. Previous owner's name, architectural historian Kerry Downes, in pencil at the front. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: under 1 kg. ISBN: 0192805460. ISBN/EAN: 9780192805461. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 14723041007. For international tracking please select Priority shipping service.. 9780192805461.

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A true genius whose talents embraced painting, engineering, anatomy, and flight, Leonardo da Vinci was--and remains--an extraordinary human being, indeed one of the most intriguing figures in world history, as the recent success of The Da Vinci Code attests. Now, in this new biography, Martin Kemp explores the essential nature of this forever fascinating artist-engineer, both as an individual and as a historical phenomenon. How can we best understand Leonardo? How did his mind work--was he prolific but scattered in his thinking, or is there a method in what often seems to be his madness? Was he basically an artist who also pursued science and technology, or was "science"--his understanding of the physical world--central to his artistic vision? In Leonardo, Martin Kemp offers a vivid portrait of the Renaissance giant that answers these questions and more. The book takes us on an absorbing journey through the life and work of Leonardo, looking first at the historical man, portraying an impressive and cultivated figure, an artist who in truth completed few paintings, rarely satisfied a commission, and yet lived in style and ended his career with a massive salary. More important, the author examines the ideas underlying Leonardo's investigations of nature, illuminating his vision of the artist-engineer as matching nature itself in his creativity. Kemp argues that Leonardo's apparent diversities reveal a desire to find an inner unity in the functioning of everything in the observable world. For Leonardo, writes Kemp, every act of looking and drawing was an act of analysis, and he used these analyses to re-make and re-interpret his surroundings. In a final chapter, Kemp also comments on the Da Vinci Code and "the continuing public appetite for Leonardo and his doings." Beautifully illustrated with a unique "thumbnail museum" that offers a tour of all Leonardo's paintings, plus 30 additional illustrations and life-size reproductions of pages from his famous notebooks, Leonardo is a powerful portrait of one of the towering geniuses of world history.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Full Paper Jacket.
A true genius whose talents embraced painting, engineering, anatomy, and flight, Leonardo da Vinci was--and remains--an extraordinary human being, indeed one of the most intriguing figures in world history, as the recent success of The Da Vinci Code attests. Now, in this new biography, Martin Kemp explores the essential nature of this forever fascinating artist-engineer, both as an individual and as a historical phenomenon. How can we best understand Leonardo? How did his mind work--was he prolific but scattered in his thinking, or is there a method in what often seems to be his madness? Was he basically an artist who also pursued science and technology, or was "science"--his understanding of the physical world--central to his artistic vision? In Leonardo, Martin Kemp offers a vivid portrait of the Renaissance giant that answers these questions and more. The book takes us on an absorbing journey through the life and work of Leonardo, looking first at the historical man, portraying an impressive and cultivated figure, an artist who in truth completed few paintings, rarely satisfied a commission, and yet lived in style and ended his career with a massive salary. More important, the author examines the ideas underlying Leonardo's investigations of nature, illuminating his vision of the artist-engineer as matching nature itself in his creativity. Kemp argues that Leonardo's apparent diversities reveal a desire to find an inner unity in the functioning of everything in the observable world. For Leonardo, writes Kemp, every act of looking and drawing was an act of analysis, and he used these analyses to re-make and re-interpret his surroundings. In a final chapter, Kemp also comments on the Da Vinci Code and "the continuing public appetite for Leonardo and his doings." Beautifully illustrated with a unique "thumbnail museum" that offers a tour of all Leonardo's paintings, plus 30 additional illustrations and life-size reproductions of pages from his famous notebooks, Leonardo is a powerful portrait of one of the towering geniuses of world history. Hardcover, Ausgabe: 1st, Label: Oxford University Press, Oxford University Press, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2004-11-01, Studio: Oxford University Press, Verkaufsrang: 447831.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, MAL Group.
A true genius whose talents embraced painting, engineering, anatomy, and flight, Leonardo da Vinci was--and remains--an extraordinary human being, indeed one of the most intriguing figures in world history, as the recent success of The Da Vinci Code attests. Now, in this new biography, Martin Kemp explores the essential nature of this forever fascinating artist-engineer, both as an individual and as a historical phenomenon. How can we best understand Leonardo? How did his mind work--was he prolific but scattered in his thinking, or is there a method in what often seems to be his madness? Was he basically an artist who also pursued science and technology, or was "science"--his understanding of the physical world--central to his artistic vision? In Leonardo, Martin Kemp offers a vivid portrait of the Renaissance giant that answers these questions and more. The book takes us on an absorbing journey through the life and work of Leonardo, looking first at the historical man, portraying an impressive and cultivated figure, an artist who in truth completed few paintings, rarely satisfied a commission, and yet lived in style and ended his career with a massive salary. More important, the author examines the ideas underlying Leonardo's investigations of nature, illuminating his vision of the artist-engineer as matching nature itself in his creativity. Kemp argues that Leonardo's apparent diversities reveal a desire to find an inner unity in the functioning of everything in the observable world. For Leonardo, writes Kemp, every act of looking and drawing was an act of analysis, and he used these analyses to re-make and re-interpret his surroundings. In a final chapter, Kemp also comments on the Da Vinci Code and "the continuing public appetite for Leonardo and his doings." Beautifully illustrated with a unique "thumbnail museum" that offers a tour of all Leonardo's paintings, plus 30 additional illustrations and life-size reproductions of pages from his famous notebooks, Leonardo is a powerful portrait of one of the towering geniuses of world history. Hardcover, Ausgabe: 1st, Label: Oxford University Press, Oxford University Press, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2004-11-01, Studio: Oxford University Press, Verkaufsrang: 447831.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, kozybooks85.
A true genius whose talents embraced painting, engineering, anatomy, and flight, Leonardo da Vinci was--and remains--an extraordinary human being, indeed one of the most intriguing figures in world history, as the recent success of The Da Vinci Code attests. Now, in this new biography, Martin Kemp explores the essential nature of this forever fascinating artist-engineer, both as an individual and as a historical phenomenon. How can we best understand Leonardo? How did his mind work--was he prolific but scattered in his thinking, or is there a method in what often seems to be his madness? Was he basically an artist who also pursued science and technology, or was "science"--his understanding of the physical world--central to his artistic vision? In Leonardo, Martin Kemp offers a vivid portrait of the Renaissance giant that answers these questions and more. The book takes us on an absorbing journey through the life and work of Leonardo, looking first at the historical man, portraying an impressive and cultivated figure, an artist who in truth completed few paintings, rarely satisfied a commission, and yet lived in style and ended his career with a massive salary. More important, the author examines the ideas underlying Leonardo's investigations of nature, illuminating his vision of the artist-engineer as matching nature itself in his creativity. Kemp argues that Leonardo's apparent diversities reveal a desire to find an inner unity in the functioning of everything in the observable world. For Leonardo, writes Kemp, every act of looking and drawing was an act of analysis, and he used these analyses to re-make and re-interpret his surroundings. In a final chapter, Kemp also comments on the Da Vinci Code and "the continuing public appetite for Leonardo and his doings." Beautifully illustrated with a unique "thumbnail museum" that offers a tour of all Leonardo's paintings, plus 30 additional illustrations and life-size reproductions of pages from his famous notebooks, Leonardo is a powerful portrait of one of the towering geniuses of world history. Hardcover, Ausgabe: y First edition, Label: Oxford University Press, Oxford University Press, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2004-11-01, Studio: Oxford University Press, Verkaufsrang: 937033.

Von Händler/Antiquariat, Cambridge Rare Books [545787], Cambridge, United Kingdom.
First. Hard Cover. Book- VG+. Dj- VG. 8x5.5. 286pp. 20 b/w plates, 23 colour plates, 24 b/w illus, colour illus endpapers.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, buchpoint.
Taschenbuch, Ausgabe: 1, Label: C.H.Beck, C.H.Beck, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2008-01, Studio: C.H.Beck, Verkaufsrang: 651046.