Please consider joining us this Thursday at 5:30 pm - and book free tickets - for Dr Martin Clayton's talk: '"Describe the jaw of a crocodile": Leonardo's Animal Anatomies: 'https://t.co/s2LGN8Lp4c
At #RBSS24 Boyle scholar and artist Nuala Clarke joins us to delve into the commonalities between scientific and artistic methodologies. #ScienceandArt
Booking & info at https://t.co/Y7Gva02iJh
@LismoreHC@garterlane
A reminder: you are most welcome to attend this Wednesday (1 May) an online discussion of Leonardo's geology, hosted by the Leonardo da Vinci Society, and you can register (free) here: https://t.co/Eliz3I4cKw
Check out Leonardo da Vinci Society's next online event: Leonardo da Vinci's Geology: A Conversation with Ivano del Prete and Lucia Tantardini; on 1st May at 5pm, online via Zoom; Register here: https://t.co/dVgEnsUaUC
‼️Check out our next online event:
#Leonardo da Vinci's Geology. A Conversation with Ivano Dal Prete and Lucia Tantardini.
Looking forward to seeing you there!
https://t.co/ybaRNJykjq
The Biblioteca Comunale Leonardiana's Lettura Vinciana LXIII: 'Leonardo e la Pianti di Imola ipotesi e interpretazioni, by Andrea Cantile, on 20 April, 10:30 am, at the Teatro di Vinci
You are warmly invited to the Leonardo da Vinci Society Annual Lecture by Martin Clayton (on 9 May in London): ‘Describe the jaw of a crocodile’: Leonardo da Vinci’s Animal Anatomies. Tickets are free, though please book in advance here: https://t.co/s2LGN8Lp4c
New Cambridge Element Senses of Space in the Early Modern World by Nicholas Terpstra out now! Read Open Access at
https://t.co/yGJwKMmHC4
#cambridgeelements#openaccess#history
Check out this summer course on Leonardo taught by Michael W. Kwakkelstein at the NIKI in Florence.
Deadline for application 1st May 2024.
More info in the link below:
https://t.co/wKW6WViesA
Join Martin Kemp as he explores the evolution of iconic scientific images since the Renaissance, and how these images have come to represent entire fields of study:
Icons of Science
Saturday 9 March, 7-8pm. For more details visit
https://t.co/pIAt5XS4gp
Call for Papers: 'Natural History in the Age of Revolutions'. Abstracts are invited for 20-minute papers for a day-long conference @LinneanSociety on 15th July 2024. Full details of the CfP can be found here: https://t.co/2OTSdRMV0L
The Leonardo da Vinci Society has a new website, developed by Alexander Marr and Richard Oosterhoff ! Please have a look, stay in-touch for upcoming events, and consider joining the society here: https://t.co/xsW50itNBs