Through the Eyes of Leonardo Da Vinci - Barber, Barrington
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Get inside the brilliant mind of Leonardo da Vinci with this compilation of more than 100 of the master's drawings. With illustrations selected from the vast archive of Leonardo da Vinci's drawings, this book presents an inspiring collection that is testament to the artist's accurate eye and unfailing hand. Each image is accompanied by text that explains the technique used in the drawing and why it was important. The selection includes one of the earliest landscape studies, a magnificent series of drawings of the human skeleton, portraits, and some of his inventions.

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Get inside the brilliant mind of Leonardo da Vinci with this compilation of more than 100 of the master's drawings. With illustrations selected from the vast archive of Leonardo da Vinci's drawings, this book presents an inspiring collection that is testament to the artist's accurate eye and unfailing hand. Each image is accompanied by text that explains the technique used in the drawing and why it was important. The selection includes one of the earliest landscape studies, a magnificent series of drawings of the human skeleton, portraits, and some of his inventions.
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Autorenporträt
Born 1934, Barrington Barber was educated at Hampton Grammar School and later Twickenham Art Schoo for which he received a National Diploma of Design. He then practiced as an illustrator and graphic designer, was Art Director at Ogilvie & Mather and S.H. Bensons, and was a lecturer in Graphic Design at Ealing Art School. Other credits include freelance work, designer, illustrator, animator and painter at Augustine Studios. He was awarded a one man exhibition in 2000 at St. Oswald Studios, and also exhibited in Putney in 2003 and Cork Street in 2004. He was Head of Art at St James's Independent Schools.