Arrivano gli inglesi! L'esploratore di Calappiano

Innamorato di queste terre, Henry Savage
Landor, personaggio poliedrico, alla fine dell'Ottocento, condivise il sogno leonardesco del volo, facendo volare un aereoveicolo, da lui progettato, sopra le nostre colline. Come andò? Venite a scoprirlo!

Foto, video e mostra temporanea di opere e cimeli dei Savage Landor a cura di Nicola Baronti, Luca Dal Canto e Matteo Cioni con il saluto del Sindaco Daniele Vanni.

Ospite il Prof. Francesco Morena

Curatore della Mostra su Henry Savage Landor a Palazzo Pitti -Firenze e al Mao Museo Arte Orientale di Torino

Brindisi finale con gli auguri per il Nuovo Anno dedicato al volo vinciniano.

The Leonardo Library, housed inside the Conti Guidi castle, is mainly dedicated to the fruition of the work of Leonardo da Vinci. The library was born, in fact, with Gustavo Uzielli, one of the major Leonardo academics of the second half of the nineteenth century. Over time it has become one of the most important centers for Leonardo's studies with its collections that have a heritage of over 13,000 pieces. It includes the editions of all of Leonardo's printed works starting from 1651, facsimile reproductions of manuscripts and drawings as well as a section of sources, texts and specialized periodicals. The complete collection of Leonardo's work is now available digitally thanks to the E-Leo project. The digital archive was created with the purpose of preserving the documentary material and offering a technologically advanced tool for getting to know Leonardo's work.