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Da Vinci Works

YGK These Works by Leonardo da Vinci

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The earliest work attributed to Leonardo, a figure added to his teacher Verrocchio’s painting The Left Angel in The Baptism of Christ
The teacher of Leonardo who supposedly "swore off painting" after seeing his student's superior angel Andrea del Verrocchio
Leonardo’s earliest major complete canvas, depicting Gabriel kneeling before Mary in a Tuscan courtyard The Annunciation
The only Leonardo da Vinci painting held in a collection in the United States The Portrait of Ginevra de’ Benci
The city and museum where Ginevra de’ Benci is currently housed in 2026 Washington, D.C. (National Gallery of Art)
The plant featured in the background of the portrait of Ginevra de’ Benci, referencing her name and virtue Juniper bush
The two versions of a Leonardo painting that depict the Virgin, an angel, and the infants Jesus and John the Baptist The Virgin of the Rocks (or Madonna of the Rocks)
The Duke of Milan who commissioned Leonardo to create a massive 25-foot horse statue Ludovico Sforza
The sculptor who finally realized Leonardo’s "Great Horse" design in a 1999 casting Nina Akamu
The ink drawing of two superimposed nude male figures exploring human proportions Vitruvian Man
The Roman architect whose writings inspired Leonardo’s drawing of the "Vitruvian Man" Vitruvius
The portrait of Ludovico Sforza’s mistress, Cecilia Gallerani, holding a white weasel Lady with an Ermine
The animal Cecilia Gallerani cradles, which was likely a symbol of her purity or chastity Ermine (or stoat/white weasel)
The location of the mural The Last Supper, a Dominican convent in Milan Santa Maria della Grazie
The technical reason The Last Supper began to decay almost immediately Painted with tempera on a dry wall (not a fresco on wet plaster)
The apostle in The Last Supper shown spilling salt and leaning lower than the others Judas
The alternative name for the Mona Lisa, likely referring to the wife of Francesco del Giocondo La Gioconda
The surface on which the Mona Lisa was painted, which made its 1911 theft more difficult Wood panel
The man who stole the Mona Lisa from the Louvre in 1911 and hid it for two years Vincenzo Peruggia
The Marcel Duchamp "readymade" that parodies the Mona Lisa by adding a moustache and goatee L.H.O.O.Q.
The work widely considered to be Leonardo da Vinci's last completed painting, finished shortly before his 1519 death Saint John the Baptist
The pupil and longtime companion of Leonardo who served as the model for Saint John the Baptist Salaì
The signature Leonardo technique, named for the Italian word for "smoke," used to create soft transitions between colors Sfumato
The distinctive pose of the figure in Leonardo's Saint John the Baptist Smiling and pointing upward with the right arm
The objects the figure in Saint John the Baptist clutches to his chest Furs and a cross
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