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Copy of Battle of Anghiari, the lost painting by Leonardo da Vinci
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Peter Paul Rubens made this copy of Leonardo da Vinci's lost Battle of Anghiari. Leonardo's original wall painting in Florence deteriorated and was eventually painted over. Rubens' copy preserves the violent energy of the original composition.
The work shows cavalry in fierce combat, with tangled horses and warriors. It provides crucial evidence of Leonardo's lost work. This copy is held at the Louvre in Paris.
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About Copy of Battle of Anghiari, the lost painting by Leonardo da Vinci
You can see it at Louvre, Paris in Paris, France. Peter Paul Rubens created it. Leonardo's original wall painting in Florence deteriorated and was eventually painted over.
Peter Paul Rubens copied Leonardo da Vinci's lost Battle of Anghiari mural You can see it at Louvre, Paris. Leonardo's original wall painting in Florence deteriorated and was eventually painted over.
Leonardo's Battle of Anghiari mural was never completed and is now lost. Rubens made this copy from surviving sketches, preserving a record of Leonardo's dynamic composition of tangled warriors and horses.
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