Leonardo da Vinci by Walter Isaacson

Leonardo da Vinci by Walter Isaacson

Leonardo left more than seven thousand pages of notebooks. Isaacson read them, and the biography he built is organised around the thing they reveal: a man who could not stop being curious, and who therefore finished almost nothing.

Anatomy from thirty dissections, a study of why the sky is blue, war machines that were never built, and the question of how a smile works — all of it feeding into the paintings. Isaacson is particularly good on the Last Supper's collapse and on the years Leonardo carried the Mona Lisa around unfinished.

From the biographer of Steve Jobs and Einstein — illustrated, and the standard modern life of Leonardo.

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