Leonardo Da Vinci Exhibition At The Ronald Reagan Library And Museum (09/06/2019) - Room 3 Part 1

Thanks for stoppin' by and checkin' out the Bsombin' blog! As we continue touring the Da Vinci exhibit, we come to the third room. It was located downstairs and was divided into 4 parts (flying machines, musical instruments, The Last Supper, and a room with a mix of boats and other industrial inventions). 

The first section was what I was most interested in seeing. Da Vinci had a fascination with flying and designed a variety of flying machines in the Codex Atlanticus. A few of the designs had been built into models for the exhibit. And the models were incredible to see. All the models in the exhibition were amazing to look at and study. But the flying machines had my imagination going crazy. This section also had copies of pages from the Codex Atlanticus and illustrations explaining the designs, like the other rooms. There was so much to see in this room. The room made it hard to deny that Da Vinci was on a level all his own. The man's genius was unparalleled. I could talk about this room for days. But, I'll just let you look at it for yourself, even though the pictures don't really do it justice. 

We'll see some of Da Vinci's sonic inventions in the next room. And that will mark the half way point on the tour. After Da Vinci, we'll take at look as some of Ronald Reagan's stuff on the way out of the library. And then we'll move on to the Broad Museum.

Hopefully we'll be able to start visiting museums in person, again, soon. But, until then, I have a few more tours to share with you. So keep check back for more art, photography, poetry and more!