Da Vinci T-Shirt
What do ornithopters, giant catapults, Vetruvian man, and the Mona Lisa have in common? They are all the works of one of the world’s most inventive minds, Leonardo Da Vinci. Artist, scientist, and engineer extraordinaire, Da Vinci was the archetypal Renaissance man and a mechanical guru with some amazingly accurate visions of the future. Our Da Vinci T-shirt design, featuring Da Vinci’s original sketches, is a tribute to his multi-faceted genius. While it took him a decade to paint the Mona Lisa’s lips, he created a schematic for the world’s first anthropomorphic robot in mere months (go figure). Available on Natural.
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Leonardo Da Vinci. Artist, scientist, and engineer extraordinaire. With images taken directly from his notebooks.
What do ornithopters, giant catapults, Vetruvian man, and the Mona Lisa have in common? They are all the works of one of the world’s most inventive minds, Leonardo Da Vinci. Artist, scientist, and engineer extraordinaire, Da Vinci was the archetypal Renaissance man and a mechanical guru with some amazingly accurate visions of the future. Our Da Vinci T-shirt design, featuring Da Vinci’s original sketches, is a tribute to his multi-faceted genius. While it took him a decade to paint the Mona Lisa’s lips, he created a schematic for the world’s first anthropomorphic robot in mere months (go figure). Available on Natural.
| Weight | 8 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 10 × 8 × 1 in |
| Color | Natural |
| Size | Small, Medium, Large, X-Large, XX-Large +$1.00, Youth Small 6-8, Youth Medium 10-12, Youth Large 14-16 |
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