Leonardo da Vinci

Leonardo da Vinci, c. 1468

Leonardo da Vinci with the head of his teacher Andrea del Verrocchio in "David and Goliath"

In Vasari's painting Leonardo da Vinci is depicted four times - Can you find him?

Leonardo as an archangel, painted by Francesco Botticini, a co-worker of his master

Leonardo da Vinci (copy of a portrait)

Leonardo da Vinci (self-portrait)

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint John the Baptist

Leonardo da Vinci

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Gregory (left) and Saint Ambrose (right)

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Siro, Bishop of Pavia

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Joachim

Leonardo da Vinci

Leonardo da Vinci and Isabella of Aragon as two apostles in the famous fresco by the great painter: The Last Supper

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Jerome

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint John the Baptist

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Jerome

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint John the Baptist

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Agostino

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Laurentius

Leonardo da Vinci (right) as Jesus Christ with his eldest son Francesco as an angel

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Jerome

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint John the Baptist

Leonardo da Vinci (right) as Saint Jerome

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Joseph

Leonardo da Vinci as Jesus Christus

Leonardo da Vinci, lending his face to God

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint John the Baptist

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Justus

Leonardo da Vinci

Leonardo da Vinci as the Archangel Gabriel

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Jerome (this time without his beard)

Leonardo da Vinci (Detail of Dürer's painting: Christ among the Doctors; Leonardo da Vinci was depicted as one of the doctors)

Leonardo da Vinci

Leonardo da Vinci (Detail of Michelangelo's work: Martyrdom of Peter)

Leonardo da Vinci as St. Luke

Leonardo da Vinci (Detail of Raphael's fresco "The Parnassus")

Leonardo da Vinci as the Archangel Gabriel

Leonardo da Vinci as Jesus Christus and Isabella of Aragon as Saint Mary Magdalen

Leonardo da Vinci as Jesus Christus; the little white dog under the table shows us that the painter Catena knew the self-portrait of Leonardo da Vinci

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Jerome

Leonardo da Vinci as Jesus Christus

Leonardo da Vinci (Detail of Dürer's "Lamentation for Christ")

Leonardo da Vinci (Detail of Titian's "Assumption of the Virgin")

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Jerome

Leonardo da Vinci as a Saint in Perugino's fresco "The Holy Trinity of Saints"

Leonardo da Vinci (Detail of Michelangelo's work: Martyrdom of Peter)

Leonardo da Vinci as Jesus Christus

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Nicholas of Bari

Leonardo da Vinci as Jesus Christus, Isabella of Aragon as Saint Mary Magdalen, the painter Bernardino Luini and the first husband of Isabella of Aragon, the Milanese Duke Gian Galeazzo II. Maria Sforza (from left to right)

Leonardo da Vinci as Vertumnus in the disguise of an old woman and Isabella of Aragon as Pomona

Leonardo da Vinci as Vertumnus in the disguise of an old woman; the painting was called "Keep it silent"

Leonardo da Vinci as God who created the animals

Leonardo da Vinci (Detail of Bronzino's painting "Adoration of the Shepherds")

Leonardo da Vinci as Jesus Christus

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Peter

Leonardo da Vinci as Jesus Christus

Leonardo da Vinci as the Archangel Gabriel and Isabella of Aragon as the Virgin

Leonardo da Vinci as the Holy Trinity

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Benedict

Leonardo da Vinci in Ortolano's painting "Mourning the Dead Christ"

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Benedict (left) and Saint Jerome (right) and Isabella of Aragon as her favourite Saint Caterine of Siena (in the middle), receiving her stigmata

Leonardo da Vinci as one of the three wise kings

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Ambrose (left) and Saint Jerome (right) and Isabella of Aragon with their son Francesco as the Virgin with Child (in the middle)

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Joseph and Isabella of Aragon as the Virgin

Leonardo da Vinci (right) as Saint Vincent Ferreri, Isabella of Aragon as the Virgin with their son Francesco as the Child and the painter Cesare Magni (left) as Saint Peter Martyr

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Joseph

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint John the Baptist and Isabella of Aragon as Saint Agnes

Leonardo da Vinci, Isabella of Aragon and their son Francesco as the Holy Family

Leonardo da Vinci in Correggio's painting "Madonna of St. Sebastian"

Leonardo da Vinci (top right) as Isabella's favourite female Saint Catherine of Siena, Isabella of Aragon and their son Francesco as the Virgin with Child and the Blessed Stefano Maconi (bottom right)

Leonardo da Vinci and Isabella of Aragon

Leonardo da Vinci (far right), Isabella of Aragon and their son Francesco as the Holy Family

Yanez, the great admirer of Leonardo da Vinci, depicted him in this altarpiece again and again, only one person is not Leonardo da Vinci, but his beloved Isabella of Aragon (far right)

Leonardo da Vinci, Isabella of Aragon and their son Francesco as the Holy Family

Leonardo da Vinci (right) as Saint Elizabeth and Isabella of Aragon (left) as the Virgin

Leonardo da Vinci as Jesus Christus and Isabella of Aragon as the Virgin

Leonardo da Vinci with his two sons Francesco and Antonio, lending God his face

Leonardo da Vinci and Isabella of Aragon as Saint Joseph and the Virgin with their five children: Antonio as the Child Jesus, Francesco (in the background) as the litte Saint John the Baptist and Giovanna, Maria and Isabella as three angels (above them)

Leonardo da Vinci and Isabella of Aragon as Saint Joseph and the Virgin with their two sons: Antonio as the Child Jesus and Francesco (right in the background) as the litte Saint John the Baptist

Leonardo da Vinci (left) as Saint Jerome, Isabella of Aragon and her son Francesco as the Virgin with Child and Francesco II. Maria Sforza (right), Isabella's son by her first marriage, as the Archangel Michael

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Augustine

Leonardo da Vinci and Isabella of Aragon as Saint Joseph and the Virgin with their two sons: Antonio as the Child Jesus and Francesco as the litte Saint John the Baptist

Leonardo da Vinci and Isabella of Aragon as Saint Joseph and the Virgin with their two sons, Francesco (left) and Antonio (right)

Leonardo da Vinci and Isabella of Aragon as Saint Joseph and the Virgin with their two sons: Antonio as the Child Jesus and Francesco as the litte Saint John the Baptist

Leonardo da Vinci (top right) as Saint Anne and Isabella of Aragon (bottom right) as the Virgin with their two sons Antonio and Francesco

Leonardo da Vinci and Isabella of Aragon as Saint Joseph and the Virgin with their two sons, Francesco and Antonio

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Martin

Leonardo da Vinci with his sons Francesco and Antonio

Leonardo da Vinci and Isabella of Aragon as Saint Joseph and the Virgin with their two sons, Francesco and Antonio, and Isabella's first son Francesco II. Maria "il Duchetto" (left) by her first husband as an angel

Leonardo da Vinci and Isabella of Aragon as Saint Joseph and the Virgin with their two sons, Francesco and Antonio, and Isabella's first son Francesco II. Maria "il Duchetto" (between Leonardo and Isabella) by her first husband

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Petrus (left) and as Saint Paul (right) and Isabella of Aragon as Saint Catherine of Alexandria (second person on the left), as the Virgin (in the middle) and as Saint Margaret (second person on the right) with their two sons: Antonio as the Child Jesus and Francesco as the litte Saint John the Baptist

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Joseph

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Senatore

Leonardo da Vinci

Leonardo da Vinci, lending his face to God

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Jerome

Leonardo da Vinci in Vasari's painting "The Adoration of the Magi"

Leonardo da Vinci in Pontormo's "The Holy Conversation"

Leonardo da Vinci, Isabella of Aragon and their five children

Leonardo da Vinci (right) as Saint Martin, Isabella of Aragon as the Virgin and their sons Francesco and Antonio as the Child Jesus and an angel and the painter Bernardino Luini (left) as Saint Sisinius

Leonardo da Vinci as Saint Dominicus

Leonardo da Vinci

Leonardo da Vinci (left, in the background) with Isabella of Aragon and his two sons Francesco and Antonio as the Holy Family with the little Saint John the Baptist