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Design for a Warship, illustration from De Machinis
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Design for a Warship, illustration from De Machinis
XIR370202 Design for a Warship, illustration from De Machinis (pen and ink and w/c on paper) by Mariano di Jacopo (detto il Taccola) (1382-c.1453) (after); Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana, Venice, Italy; (add.info.: Mariano Taccola: Italian artist and engineer of the early Renaissance; best known for his treatises De Ingeneis & De Machinis ; wide range of innovative machines and engines; The manuscript in Venice is a contemporary 15th century copy of the original manuscripts in Munich and Florence; ); Italian, out of copyright
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This print showcases a remarkable design for a warship, brought to life by the skilled hands of Mariano di Jacopo, also known as il Taccola. Created during the Renaissance period, this illustration is an exquisite example of his expertise in both art and engineering. With precise pen and ink strokes complemented by delicate watercolor accents on paper, Taccola's vision for this warship comes alive. Every detail meticulously captured reveals his deep understanding of naval architecture and mechanics. The ship's sleek lines and sturdy structure evoke a sense of power and resilience. Housed in the Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana in Venice, Italy, this particular print is a faithful reproduction of Taccola's original manuscripts found in Munich and Florence. It serves as a testament to his enduring legacy as an Italian artist and engineer during the early Renaissance era. As we gaze upon this artwork, we are transported back to the 15th century when warfare at sea was evolving rapidly. This painting not only captures the essence of that time but also highlights Taccola's innovative thinking through his wide range of machines and engines depicted throughout his treatises De Ingeneis & De Machinis. Let us admire this extraordinary piece that encapsulates both artistic beauty and technological brilliance from one of history's most talented minds.
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