Model of from a drawing by Leonardo da Vinci Following incessant research on the method used by Leonardo da Vinci to form tiles, with a wooden mould, a drawing by Leonardo, available online on the Royal Collection website, shows a machine to make tiles, a bench from work and an extruder for clay and the method for preserving the dough. Provenance: The sheet was left by Leonardo as a legacy to his pupil Francesco Melzi; from whose heirs it was subsequently acquired by the Roman architect Pompeo Leoni, in about 1582-90; Thomas Howard second, count of Arundel, came into his possession before 1630; and probably later it was ceded to Charles II, step to the Royal Collection in 1690.

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Model of from a drawing by Leonardo da Vinci Following incessant research on the method used by Leonardo da Vinci to form tiles, with a wooden mould, a drawing by Leonardo, available online on the Royal Collection website, shows a machine to make tiles, a bench from work and an extruder for clay and the method for preserving the dough. Provenance: The sheet was left by Leonardo as a legacy to his pupil Francesco Melzi; from whose heirs it was subsequently acquired by the Roman architect Pompeo Leoni, in about 1582-90; Thomas Howard second, count of Arundel, came into his possession before 1630; and probably later it was ceded to Charles II, step to the Royal Collection in 1690.

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