YES.
He didn't do a lot of paintings, but he did several. He did tons of sketches in his notebooks.
The Last Supper
Madonna of the Rocks ... these are a couple of his other paintings.
2007-05-27 11:22:57
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answered by willow oak 5
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Here they are:
c. 1469 The Dreyfus Madonna (The Madonna with a Pomegranate)
c. 1472-75 The Annunciation
1474-76 Portrait of Ginevra Benci
1474-76 Portrait of Ginevra Benci (Detail of landscape)
1474-76 Portrait of Ginevra Benci (Detail of face)
c. 1478 Benois Madonna
c. 1480 St. Jerome
1481-82 The Adoration of the Magi
1483-86 The Virgin of the Rocks (Paris)
1483-86 The Virgin of the Rocks (Paris) - detail 1
1483-86 The Virgin of the Rocks (Paris) - detail 2
1483-90 Lady with an Ermine
1483-90 Lady with an Ermine (detail of ermine)
c. 1483-98 Rearing Horse
c. 1485 The Musician
c. 1487 Study of proportions (Vitruvius Man)
n.d. study of the porportions of the head and body
c. 1490 Study of Grotesque Heads
c. 1490-91 Madonna Litta
1490-95 Portrait of a Lady from the Court of Milan, called La Belle Ferronniere
c. 1496 Geometric Figure: Duodecendron elevatus vacuus
c. 1496 Geometric Figure: Tetracendron elevatus vacuus
1498 The Last Supper
1498 The Last Supper (with names of Apostles labelled)
1498 Study for the Composition of the Last Supper
1498 The Last Supper (Detail of Christ)
1498 The Last Supper (Detail of Philip)
1498 The Last Supper (Detail of Matthew)
1499 Portrait of Isabella d'Este
c. 1500 Head of a Woman (with eyes closed)
c. 1501 The Virgin and Child with St. Anne and the Young St. John the Baptist
c. 1503-04 Drawing depicting the casting of giant cannon
c. 1503-04 Mona Lisa
c. 1503-04 Mona Lisa (Detail)
1503-1506 The Virgin of the Rocks (London)
1503-06 The Virgin of the Rocks (London) - detail of the Virgin
c. 1504-06 Head of a Warrior
c. 1504-06 Sketches for "The Battle of Anghiari"
c. 1510 Distance from the Sun to the Earth and the size of the Moon
c. 1510 Head of a Young Woman
1510 The Virgin and Child with Saint Anne
1510-11 Head of a Woman
c. 1512 Self-Portrait
1513-16 John the Baptist
c. 1515 Muscles of the neck and shoulders
1517-18 Study of Cat Movements and Positions
2007-05-27 13:48:09
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answered by Puppy Zwolle 7
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He also made:
1) Testa Di Faniciulla Detta
2) Last supper
3) Human Proportions-Vitruvius Man
4) Self-Portrait
5) Annunciation
6) Virgin
Just to name a few.
2007-05-27 13:19:42
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answered by Anonymous
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Yes, of course. Although the Mona Lisa (which is on display at the Louvre(Paris)) is one of his most famous or most talked about along with the painting called the Last Supper, he has created other works. You may recognize the Vitruvian Man. It is also important to note his endless capabilities; he was also a sculptor, architect, inventor, musician and writer, just to list a few.
2007-05-27 12:50:18
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answered by Monica 1
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"As an engineer, Leonardo conceived ideas vastly ahead of his own time, conceptually inventing a helicopter, a tank, the use of concentrated solar power, a calculator, a rudimentary theory of plate tectonics, the double hull, and many others. Relatively few of his designs were constructed or were feasible during his lifetime.[3] Some of his smaller inventions such as an automated bobbin winder and a machine for testing the tensile strength of wire entered the world of manufacturing unheralded."
2007-05-27 13:18:17
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answered by jmenlugo 2
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Yes. Da Vinci was an inventor, a genius. His sketch books are outstanding. Bill Gates recently purchased one for millions of dolalrs.
2007-05-27 12:30:32
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answered by Anonymous
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