The Fables and Riddles of Leonardo da Vinci
1 hr. 13 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Leonardo da Vinci
Author
Leonardo da Vinci
Narrator
Nikolay Litvinov
Narrator
Zinaida Bokareva
Description
The great creator’s turn to fairy tales was not accidental. The fairy tales that attracted Leonardo da Vinci with their folk wisdom served him as a support in his tireless search for the treasured key to the unsolved mysteries of nature—so as to make people free and happy. Leonardo da Vinci holds a special place in Italian literature, and his fairy tales and legends are a vivid phenomenon in the culture of the Renaissance.
Introduction
“Flint and the Tinderbox”
“The Language and the Teeth”
“The Razor”
“Generosity”
“The Moth and the Flame”
“Grateful Sons”
“The Bindweed and the Lizard”
“The Falcon and the Goldfinches”
“The Viper and the Nightingale”
“Justice”
About the work of Leonardo da Vinci
“Paper and Ink”
“The Walnut and the Bell Tower”
“The Ant and the Wheat Grain”
“The Goldfinch”
“The Thirsty Donkey”
“The Rich Man and the Poor Man”
“The Flea and the Sheep’s Skin”
“The Lion and the Rooster”
“The Woodlark”
Contents:
Introduction
“Flint and the Tinderbox”
“The Language and the Teeth”
“The Razor”
“Generosity”
“The Moth and the Flame”
“Grateful Sons”
“The Bindweed and the Lizard”
“The Falcon and the Goldfinches”
“The Viper and the Nightingale”
“Justice”
About the work of Leonardo da Vinci
“Paper and Ink”
“The Walnut and the Bell Tower”
“The Ant and the Wheat Grain”
“The Goldfinch”
“The Thirsty Donkey”
“The Rich Man and the Poor Man”
“The Flea and the Sheep’s Skin”
“The Lion and the Rooster”
“The Woodlark”
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