A Treatise on Painting Thirty-two full-page illustrations offer compelling

Thirty-two full-page illustrations offer compelling images of Buddha and the Dragon

the blind fear of mobs and the intellectual curiosity of learned men

well behaved children

choosing and assembling building materials

Japanese boatmen plying a tranquil lake — these are only a few of the charming subjects in this versatile collection of Oriental designs created especially for artists who work in stained glass

A Treatise on Painting Thirty-two full-page illustrations offer compellingLeonardo da Vinci's written observations about painting rank among the most remarkable from any era. Never edited by the author himself into a single coherent book, these writings were compiled many years after Leonardo's death into the principal repository of his practical thoughts on the techniques of drawing and painting. A Treatise on Painting begins with precise instructions on drawing the human body and then moves on to techniques of rendering