Leonardo da Vinci and the Pen That Drew the Future (Flashes of Genius)

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9781613738696
Grade 2-AD
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Like nobody before or since, Leonardo da Vinci united both the arts and the sciences. He was not only a painter and skilled draftsman, but also an inventor and tireless researcher. His art, including the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper, remain classics of Western civilization. And though he lived 500 years ago, many of his futuristic ideas, such as the contact lens and the armored vehicle, are still with us today. Leonardo da Vinci and the Pen That Drew the Future tells the story of the greatest thinker of the Renaissance.

Materials that cover scientific developments through history, famous scientists, inventors and inventions.

Category Description for Scientist / Inventor Biographies

Please also see our History/Geography Biographies section for more biographies of scientists at all reading levels.

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Product Format:Paperback
Brand:Chicago Review Press
Author:Luca Novelli
Grades:2-AD
ISBN:9781613738696
Length in Inches:7.75
Width in Inches:5
Height in Inches:0.25
Weight in Pounds:0.25
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