This painting titled Automobile was created by the Italian artist da Vinci Leonardo in the period of Renaissance (High Italian, "Cinquecento") using the technique of Other/Unknown.

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Upload time: Jun 13, 2007 By: terminartors

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Automobile

Artist:

Leonardo, da Vinci (1452-1519)
Date: 1478-1480 Movement: Renaissance (High Italian, "Cinquecento") Theme: Other/Unknown Technique: Other/Unknown Museum:  Biblioteca Ambrosiana Location: Milan, Italy
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This painting titled Automobile was created by the Italian artist da Vinci Leonardo in the period of Renaissance (High Italian, "Cinquecento") using the technique of Other/Unknown.