Da Vinci's Largest Collection of Drawings and Writings Digitized

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Leonardo da Vinci's Codex Atlanticus is his largest collection of drawings and writings, spanning over 40 years and 1,119 pages.
The Codex covers diverse topics including engineering, anatomy, cartography, mathematics, botany, and flight.
Digitized by the Visual Agency, the Codex Atlanticus offers interactive exploration via a color-coded subject graph and chronological visualization.
The digital database has attracted over 150,000 visits and won seven international awards, including the Webby Award.
The project highlights da Vinci's evolving thought process and the breadth of his interdisciplinary genius.

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