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Deep Dive: Leonardo: The Works (2019)

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Leonardo: The Works
In 'Leonardo: The Works', the documentary presents every single attributed painting of Leonardo da Vinci in Ultra HD quality. It features well-known masterpieces such as 'The Mona Lisa', 'The Last Supper', and 'Lady with an Ermine', alongside lesser-known works like 'Ginevra de’ Benci', 'Madonna Litta', and 'Virgin of the Rocks'. This comprehensive approach allows viewers to appreciate both the iconic and the obscure aspects of Leonardo's artistic output. Directed by Phil Grabsky, the film is part of the EXHIBITION ON SCREEN series, which aims to bring art to the big screen. The documentary runs for 102 minutes and is produced in Great Britain, with English as the primary language. The film invites audiences to engage with the intricate details and historical significance of Leonardo's art, presenting it in a way that has not been done before.

Why Watch

  • •See 'The Last Supper' in stunning Ultra HD.
  • •Find out about lesser-known works like 'Ginevra de’ Benci'.
  • •Meet Leonardo da Vinci's artistic genius up close.

Did You Know

•The documentary features 7 of Leonardo's paintings.
•It runs for 102 minutes.
•It is part of the EXHIBITION ON SCREEN series.
•The film was directed by Phil Grabsky.

Perfect For

Art enthusiastsRenaissance history fansDocumentary lovers