A plan of Imola
- Artist
- Leonardo da Vinci
- Date
- 1502 ; Italy
- Style
- High renaissance
- Genre
- Design
"A plan of Imola" is a detailed paper drawing by Leonardo da Vinci, exemplifying his versatile talents during the High renaissance. Created using ink and chalk, the artwork showcases his advanced design skills and meticulous attention to detail. Da Vinci’s mastery of wash techniques adds depth and clarity to the map, revealing his profound understanding of engineering and urban planning. This piece highlights his ability to combine art and science, reflecting the broad scope of his interests beyond painting.
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