Here you'll find a chronological survey of Leonardo da Vinci's work as a painter, from his earliest 1470s efforts as an apprentice in Verrocchio's workshop, to his final painted piece, St. John the Baptist (1513-16).
Along the way, you will note works that are (1) fully by Leonardo, (2) collaborative efforts between him and other artists, (3) mostly executed by his pupils, (4) paintings whose authorship is disputed and (5) copies of two famous lost masterpieces. It all makes for an interesting journey through a wholly Leonardesque landscape. Enjoy your excursion!
- Tobias and the Angel, 1470-80Public Domain image courtesy Wikimedia Commons
- The Baptism of Christ, 1472-1475Public Domain image courtesy Wikimedia Commons
- The Annunciation, ca. 1472-75Public Domain image courtesy Wikimedia Commons
- Ginevra de'Benci, obverse, ca. 1474-78Public Domain image courtesy Wikimedia Commons
- The Madonna of the Carnation, ca. 1478–80Public Domain image courtesy Wikimedia Commons
- Madonna with a Flower (The Benois Madonna), ca. 1479–81Public Domain image courtesy Wikimedia Commons
- The Adoration of the Magi, 1481Public Domain image courtesy Wikimedia Commons
- St. Jerome in the Wilderness, ca. 1481-82Public Domain image courtesy Wikimedia Commons
- The Virgin (or Madonna) of the Rocks, ca. 1483–86Public Domain image courtesy Wikimedia Commons
- Portrait of a Musician, 1490Public Domain image courtesy Wikimedia Commons
- Portrait of a Woman (La belle Ferronière), ca. 1490Public Domain image courtesy Wikimedia Commons
- Portrait of Cecilia Gallerani (Lady with an Ermine), ca. 1490–91Public Domain image courtesy Wikimedia Commons
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