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The biography I read on Leonardo da Vinci, is simply titled "Leonardo: The Artist and the Man". Leonardo is a unique enough name to non-Italian audiences that u
by TeaBrain 4y ago
The biography I read on Leonardo da Vinci, is simply titled "Leonardo: The Artist and the Man". Leonardo is a unique enough name to non-Italian audiences that using it alone in reference to a inventor/scientist/artist is no less clear than "da Vinci".
- TeaBrain 4y agoIt occurs to me that Serge Bramly, the author, is Italian, so the same may be true for Italian audiences.
- simonebrunozzi 4y agoIn Italy we simply call it Leonardo, or Leonardo Da Vinci. Never just "Da Vinci".