São João Batista, Leonardo da Vinci, 1e quart du XVIe siècle (vers 1508 - 1519)
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São João Batista

Saint Jean Baptiste

1e quart du XVIe siècle (vers 1508 - 1519) · Peintures

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São João Batista é uma pintura a óleo em madeira de nogueira de Leonardo da Vinci feita no período da Alta Renascença. Provavelmente completada de 1513 a 1516, acredita-se que seja a sua pintura final. O tamanho original da pintura era de 69 x 57 cm. Agora é exibido no Musée du Louvre em Paris, França.

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Na vida de Leonardo da Vinci

A vida inteira
  1. 1506

    A new pupil: Francesco Melzi

    In Milan Leonardo took on Count Francesco Melzi, son of a Lombard aristocrat, who is considered his favourite pupil. Melzi accompanied him in France and became his principal heir.

  2. 1506

    Summoned to Milan by the French governor

    Leonardo was summoned to Milan by Charles II d'Amboise, the acting French governor of the city. The Council of Florence wanted him back promptly to finish “The Battle of Anghiari”, but he was given leave at the behest of King Louis XII.

  3. 1513

    Moves to Rome under Pope Leo X

    After Giovanni de' Medici, Lorenzo's son, became Pope Leo X, Leonardo went to Rome, where he was received by the pope's brother Giuliano. Until 1516 he lived mostly in the Belvedere of the Apostolic Palace, where Michelangelo and Raphael were both active, on an allowance of 33 ducats a month.

  4. 1516

    Moves to France at the invitation of Francis I

    Leonardo accepted the French king's invitation and settled at the Château du Clos Lucé near the royal Château d'Amboise. As First Painter, Engineer and Architect to the King he received an annual pension of a thousand écus.

  5. c. 1517

    His right hand goes numb

    Two years before his death Leonardo's right hand went numb, and he could barely move about without help. He spent his third year in Amboise in bed.

  6. 2 de maio de 1519

    Died

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