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Persian Gulf, BHR-SAU-KWT-QAT

Leonardo, Machines and Design

November 12, 2007 - May 5, 2008

Bahrain National Museum, Manama (Barhain)
National Museum of Saudi Arabia, Riyadh (Saudi Arabia)
Al-Babtain Central Library, Kuwait City (Kuwait)
Fahed Bin Ali Al Than Palace, Doha (Qatar)


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Engineering is one of the fields in which Leonardo expressed his ideas best. He laid down the basis for a new way of designing and invented what is now taught in schools as technical drawing. He gave us a lot to admire: views in plan, exploded views, perspectives and working drawings, all so beautiful and fascinating that we forget we are looking at a technical subject.

Leonardo is an inimitable scientific artist inimitable and may be considered also the first designer in history. He also tried hard to understand how to build a machine that would enable man to fly.
The opening of the exhibition in Doha, Qatar, was attended by the President of the Italy, Mr. Giorgio Napolitano, with the Minister of Commercial Trade, Ms. Emma Bonino, and the Emir and Sheikka of Qatar.

The exhibition has been financed by the Italian Trade Commission under the wings of the Ministry of Commercial Trade and Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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An area of the exhibition
An area of the exhibition
The interactive Codex of Flight
The interactive Codex of Flight
Italian President Giorgio Napolitano at the opening of the exhibition
Italian President Giorgio Napolitano at the opening of the exhibition
The Self-propelling Cart
The Self-propelling Cart
The L3 exhibition
The L3 exhibition
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