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Leonardesque, a.|ˌliːənɑːˈdɛsk|
[f. the name of Leonardo da Vinci (1452–1519) + -esque.]
Resembling in subject or style, or in the manner of, the works of Leonardo da Vinci.
1864Crowe & Cavalcaselle New Hist. Painting Italy II. xxii. 547 Nothing can exceed the Leonardesque precision of the drawing or the softness and fusion of the impasto. 1904E. McCurdy Leonardo da Vinci 100 How eminently Leonardesque it was to make the angel point at S. John. 1939English II. 276, I had early waited for a Leonardesque sweetness and subtlety which visited his features. 1960Times 24 Feb. 15/1 Sir Kenneth [Clark]..had for some time discerned a Leonardesque presence in the painting. 1971A. Smart Renaissance & Mannerism in Italy xvi. 135 There is nothing here of Leonardo's mystery, but rather a calm objectivity and a cold grace that are the reverse of Leonardesque ‘romanticism’. |
