With Leonardo da Vinci, his new life of the iconic 16th-century Italian artist and inventor, Isaacson brings readers into the company of perhaps his strangest subject to date.

Walter’s Isaacson’s new biography, “Leonardo da Vinci” (no subtitle necessary), is a book that begins and ends with genius. This is hardly surprising.

The painting "Salvator Mundi" by Leonardo da Vinci could fetch $100 million or so at auction next month-- just one small part of Leonardo's rich legacy. Our Cover Story is reported by Dr. Jon La ...

Walter Isaacson on Leonardo da Vinci's genius and creativity 06:10. Walter Isaacson, author of "Leonardo da Vinci," says an important lesson to take away from the famed painter who is at the ...

"Leonardo da Vinci" by Walter Isaacson. Credit: Simon & Schuster. By Walter IsaacsonOctober 25, 2017. Share. THE EYES AND THE SMILE. There are many portraits, including Leonardo’s earlier “La ...

Walter Isaacson will host a talk followed by a book signing at the American Writers Museum on Dec. 4. Leonardo da Vinci biography is Isaacson's latest portrait of a genius - Chicago Sun-Times ...

Ken Burns dives into the boundless curiosity at the core of Leonardo da Vinci's exploits in new PBS documentary.

Those are the watchwords of Walter Isaacson’s new biography, “Leonardo da Vinci,” the most recent in his studies of such well-known men of genius as Benjamin Franklin, ...

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This interview was originally published on Oct. 22, 2017 under the headline, "War machines, woodpecker tongues, and great art: Walter Isaacson on the genius of Leonardo da Vinci." When Leonardo da ...

Biographer Walter Isaacson’s Leonardo da Vinci, which became a bestseller when it was published last year, had many good things to recommend it, although Isaacson sometimes seemed intent on ...

History’s most creative genius, Leonardo da Vinci, was not superhuman, writes Walter Isaacson—and following his methods can bring great intellectual rewards to anyone.