@sur_27A page from Leonardo da Vinci's Atlanticus Codex, featuring his studies on waterwheels and Archimedean screws, dating from 1478 to 1519.
View original post@sur_27A page from Leonardo da Vinci's Atlanticus Codex, featuring his studies on waterwheels and Archimedean screws, dating from 1478 to 1519.
View original postPhoto by @sur_27· Jul 5, 2026· Leonardo da Vinci
The image depicts a sketch of various mechanical devices, including gears, wheels, and other machinery. The sketch appears to be hand-drawn in brown ink on aged paper. There are no people or actions in the image, just the detailed drawings of the machines. The overall mood and style of the image is one of historical and scientific significance, suggesting that it may be a reproduction of one of Leonardo da Vinci's famous sketches. The image has an aged appearance with yellowed paper and handwritten notes throughout. There is no on-screen text.
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@sur_27A page from Leonardo da Vinci's Atlanticus Codex, featuring his studies on waterwheels and Archimedean screws, dating from 1478 to 1519.
View original postPhoto by @sur_27· Jul 5, 2026· Leonardo da Vinci
The image depicts a sketch of various mechanical devices, including gears, wheels, and other machinery. The sketch appears to be hand-drawn in brown ink on aged paper. There are no people or actions in the image, just the detailed drawings of the machines. The overall mood and style of the image is one of historical and scientific significance, suggesting that it may be a reproduction of one of Leonardo da Vinci's famous sketches. The image has an aged appearance with yellowed paper and handwritten notes throughout. There is no on-screen text.
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