Vitruvian Man and Woman
On the 500th anniversary of the death of Leonardo da Vinci who died on May 2nd 1519.
“If you set your legs so far apart as to take a fourteenth part from your height, and you open and raise your arms until you touch the line of the crown of the head with your middle fingers, you must know that the centre of the circle formed by the extremities of the out-stretched limbs will be the navel, and the space between the legs will form an equilateral triangle”
on Human Proportions from the Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci
“The age as it flies glides secretly and deceives one and another; nothing is more fleeting than the years, but he who sows virtue reaps honour”
on Phlosophy from the Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci
thechangingpalette 
Andrew – this is a great commemorative post and love your art. Double win
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Thanks so much Yvette
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My pleasure – and not sure if I asked you yet – but I am doing a post about Toledo (my former colleague went there and I have a post idea) and wanted to share a small image of your Toledo painting – would that be cool? I will link your post and it will be small – ….
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Would be honored Yvette 😊
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A beautiful tribute Andrew. Very creative.
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Thanks Tina
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As a dancer and ballet lover, this is delightful to see and read. Thank you!
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