ISBN: 9781787701878 - the measure of a man: a novel about leonardo da vinci (28 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: New. October 1493, the height of the Renaissance. In a rapidly changing world, Milan flourishes under the leadership of Ludovico il Moro. Those wandering the courtyards of the city's castle often encounter a man in his forties dressed in long pink robes, lost in his own thoughts. The man lives above his workshop, with his mother and a mischievous little boy whom he dotes on; he doesn't eat meat, writes from right to left, and struggles to get paid by his employers. His name is Leonardo da Vinci. His fame extends beyond the Alps, to the French court of Charles VIII, whose envoys have been tasked with a secret mission that concerns Leonardo himself, and his most daring designs. When a man is found dead in the Castle's courtyard, il Moro turns to Da Vinci for help. Though the corpse shows no signs of violence, the death is highly suspicious: rumours of a plague or superstitious explanations need to be disproven quickly. Leonardo is in no position to refuse his master's request to investigate.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. October 1493,the height of the Renaissance.In arapidly changing world, Milan flourishes under the leadership of Ludovico ilMoro.Those wandering the courtyards ofthe city's castle often encounter a man in his forties dressed in long pinkrobes, lost in his own thoughts. The man lives above his workshop, with hismother and a mischievous little boy whom he dotes on; he doesn't eat meat,writes from right to left, and struggles to get paid by his employers. His nameis Leonardo da Vinci. His fame extends beyond the Alps, to the French court ofCharles VIII, whose envoys have been tasked with a secret mission that concernsLeonardo himself, and his most daring designs.When a man is found dead in the Castle's courtyard, il Moro turns to Da Vincifor help. Though the corpse shows no signs of violence, the death is highlysuspicious: rumours of a plague or superstitious explanations need to bedisproven quickly. Leonardo is in no position to refuse his master's request toinvestigate. A compelling and impeccably researched Renaissance thriller, with Leonardo da Vinci in the sleuthing role. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. October 1493,the height of the Renaissance.In arapidly changing world, Milan flourishes under the leadership of Ludovico ilMoro.Those wandering the courtyards ofthe city's castle often encounter a man in his forties dressed in long pinkrobes, lost in his own thoughts. The man lives above his workshop, with hismother and a mischievous little boy whom he dotes on; he doesn't eat meat,writes from right to left, and struggles to get paid by his employers. His nameis Leonardo da Vinci. His fame extends beyond the Alps, to the French court ofCharles VIII, whose envoys have been tasked with a secret mission that concernsLeonardo himself, and his most daring designs.When a man is found dead in the Castle's courtyard, il Moro turns to Da Vincifor help. Though the corpse shows no signs of violence, the death is highlysuspicious: rumours of a plague or superstitious explanations need to bedisproven quickly. Leonardo is in no position to refuse his master's request toinvestigate. A compelling and impeccably researched Renaissance thriller, with Leonardo da Vinci in the sleuthing role. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - October 1493, the height of the Renaissance. In a rapidly changing world, Milan flourishes under the leadership of Ludovico il Moro. Those wandering the courtyards of the city's castle often encounter a man in his forties dressed in long pink robes, lost in his own thoughts. The man lives above his workshop, with his mother and a mischievous little boy whom he dotes on; he doesn't eat meat, writes from right to left, and struggles to get paid by his employers. His name is Leonardo da Vinci. His fame extends beyond the Alps, to the French court of Charles VIII, whose envoys have been tasked with a secret mission that concerns Leonardo himself, and his most daring designs.…

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Condición: New. A compelling and impeccably researched Renaissance thriller, with Leonardo da Vinci in the sleuthing role.KlappentextrnrnA deeply researched Renaissance thriller, putting Leonardo da Vinci in a detective-like role. A man is found dead in the.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. The Measure of a Man | A Novel about Leonardo da Vinci | Marco Malvaldi | Taschenbuch | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Englisch | 2019 | Europa Editions (UK) Ltd | EAN 9781787701878 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu. …

Paperback. Condición: New. October 1493, the height of the Renaissance. In a rapidly changing world, Milan flourishes under the leadership of Ludovico il Moro. Those wandering the courtyards of the city's castle often encounter a man in his forties dressed in long pink robes, lost in his own thoughts. The man lives above his workshop, with his mother and a mischievous little boy whom he dotes on; he doesn't eat meat, writes from right to left, and struggles to get paid by his employers. His name is Leonardo da Vinci. His fame extends beyond the Alps, to the French court of Charles VIII, whose envoys have been tasked with a secret mission that concerns Leonardo himself, and his most daring designs. When a man is found dead in the Castle's courtyard, il Moro turns to Da Vinci for help. Though the corpse shows no signs of violence, the death is highly suspicious: rumours of a plague or superstitious explanations need to be disproven quickly. Leonardo is in no position to refuse his master's request to investigate.…