Leonardo da Vinci: Anatomy Hack 2.0.1 + Redeem Codes
His sketches brought to life
Developer: NatureGuides Ltd.
Category: Reference
Price: $3.99 (Download for free)
Version: 2.0.1
ID: com.touchpress.leonardo.english
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Description
This sublime collection of drawings of human anatomy by Leonardo da Vinci is one of the greatest treasures from the Royal Collection of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II at Windsor Castle. All 268 pages from Leonardo's notebooks are presented here at the highest resolution, optimised for the pin-sharp retina display of the iPad. For the first time it is possible for anyone with an iPad to own and explore this remarkable testament to Leonardo's scientific and artistic genius.
This new digital edition has been specially created for the iPad by RGB, publishers of The Elements and Solar System, working in close partnership with the Royal Collection. The app provides the following special features:
• Beautiful interactive book interface
• All 268 of Leonardo’s anatomical drawings pinch-zoomable at high resolution
• Takes full advantage of the iPad's retina display
• A magic spyglass to decode Leonardo’s mirror writing
• Touch any of Leonardo's extensive notes to read in situ a typeset English translation
• Eleven story chapters, written by Martin Clayton, Senior Curator of Prints and Drawings at Windsor Castle, explaining Leonardo’s anatomical investigations and presenting over 70 selected works with interactive features
• Integrated 3D anatomical models from world-leading medical animators Primal Pictures, carefully matched to Leonardo’s illustrations and made interactive using rotational technology
• Expert interviews discussing the significance of Leonardo’s anatomical discoveries
• Comprehensive catalogue text for all drawings in the exhibition Leonardo da Vinci: The Mechanics of Man at The Queen’s Gallery, Palace of Holyroodhouse (2 August – 10 November 2013)
• Intelligent keyword searching and collection navigation via a human body interface
This beautiful interactive edition of Leonardo da Vinci's anatomical notebooks transcends the printed page. Here Leonardo's work is presented in a way that is both illuminating and a pleasure to explore. This is an edition for the 21st Century in a digital form that the archetypal Renaissance Man would most certainly have appreciated and approved.
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Winner of the 2013 Webby Award, Education and Reference Tablet App.
Winner of the 2012 British Book Design and Production Awards, Best Use of MultiMedia.
Winner of the 2012 Lovie Awards (Gold), Education and Reference Tablet App.
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Please note that a small number of Leonardo da Vinci's anatomical drawings are sexually explicit and parental guidance is advised.
This new digital edition has been specially created for the iPad by RGB, publishers of The Elements and Solar System, working in close partnership with the Royal Collection. The app provides the following special features:
• Beautiful interactive book interface
• All 268 of Leonardo’s anatomical drawings pinch-zoomable at high resolution
• Takes full advantage of the iPad's retina display
• A magic spyglass to decode Leonardo’s mirror writing
• Touch any of Leonardo's extensive notes to read in situ a typeset English translation
• Eleven story chapters, written by Martin Clayton, Senior Curator of Prints and Drawings at Windsor Castle, explaining Leonardo’s anatomical investigations and presenting over 70 selected works with interactive features
• Integrated 3D anatomical models from world-leading medical animators Primal Pictures, carefully matched to Leonardo’s illustrations and made interactive using rotational technology
• Expert interviews discussing the significance of Leonardo’s anatomical discoveries
• Comprehensive catalogue text for all drawings in the exhibition Leonardo da Vinci: The Mechanics of Man at The Queen’s Gallery, Palace of Holyroodhouse (2 August – 10 November 2013)
• Intelligent keyword searching and collection navigation via a human body interface
This beautiful interactive edition of Leonardo da Vinci's anatomical notebooks transcends the printed page. Here Leonardo's work is presented in a way that is both illuminating and a pleasure to explore. This is an edition for the 21st Century in a digital form that the archetypal Renaissance Man would most certainly have appreciated and approved.
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Winner of the 2013 Webby Award, Education and Reference Tablet App.
Winner of the 2012 British Book Design and Production Awards, Best Use of MultiMedia.
Winner of the 2012 Lovie Awards (Gold), Education and Reference Tablet App.
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Please note that a small number of Leonardo da Vinci's anatomical drawings are sexually explicit and parental guidance is advised.
Version history
2.0.1
2021-08-24
Support for the latest iPads
2.0.0
2019-03-21
New iPad Pro support added.
Bug fixes and optimizations.
Bug fixes and optimizations.
1.1.7
2017-08-06
Bug fixes and optimisations
1.1.6
2016-09-23
Minor bug fixes
1.1.4
2015-07-10
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1.1.3
2015-02-04
Full support for iOS 8, as well as some bug fixes
1.1.2
2013-09-27
Optimized for iOS7
1.1.1
2013-07-30
Minor bug fixes.
1.1.0
2013-07-26
- 2013 exhibition list added to show those images on display at the Palace of Holyroodhouse, Edinburgh
- sharing features so that you can share individual images directly from the app
- minor bug fixes
- sharing features so that you can share individual images directly from the app
- minor bug fixes
1.0.2
2012-04-25
- minor bug fixes including improved performance on the original iPad
1.0.1
2012-04-23
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Ratings
5 out of 5
6 Ratings
Reviews
biggersublimefanthanyou,
This app is amazing
I love it. This app gives users a chance to peer into the mind of history’s greatest thinker.
Kenerrey,
The First Essential "Art Book" App
As a passionate lover of "real" art books, I've been skeptical about whether an app would ever come close. Well? "Leonardo da Vinci: Anatomy" has, and it goes further. Featuring ALL 268 pages from the show of at the Royal Collection, London, in super sharp retina display ready resolution, complete with the ability to zoom in, and translate Leonardo's famous "backwards" notations, it's a true treasure trove for art lovers, art students, as well as those in medical fields. It's a benchmark for other art book/new media publishers, and I look forward to seeing what this infant medium of art apps will produce going forward. It's so exceedingly well done that it's probably a more complete experience than an attendee to the actual show will get, which makes probably missing it in person a lot easier to take, while providing a lasting reference and ongoing learning experience.
Curverider,
It's overwhelming it's so beautiful
I am nearly speechless with how amazed I am at this app. I read a review on a blog and after much thought decided to take a chance on a fourteen dollar app. It is beautifully presented, elegant and thorough. If you an artist and want to study the brush strokes and lines, then it's exceptional. There's lots of information and the 3d interactive anatomy illustrations are brilliantly done. I don't even want to see it all in one sitting because I want to savor it! Seriously, if you are an artist, this is a must have!
Only complaint is I really dislike the sounds and can't see where you can turn them off. They are annoying and interrupt the elegance of the book. But it's not a deal breaker.
Lovely piece of work.
Only complaint is I really dislike the sounds and can't see where you can turn them off. They are annoying and interrupt the elegance of the book. But it's not a deal breaker.
Lovely piece of work.
quadcap,
Fantastic - like a museum in your hand
A very engaging book on Leonardo's anatomical studies, but it's hard to just call it a book. Terrific use of interactive elements let you examine the drawings closely and it never comes off as overly gimmicky.
Although there are a few parts about Leonardo's other work, such as "the last supper" it is still in the context of how the anatomy guided his drawing. All the famous ones you would expect such as Vitruvean Man are here, but many others I've never seen.
Carefully laid out, easy to explore, and takes advantage of the Retima display -- very impressive
Although there are a few parts about Leonardo's other work, such as "the last supper" it is still in the context of how the anatomy guided his drawing. All the famous ones you would expect such as Vitruvean Man are here, but many others I've never seen.
Carefully laid out, easy to explore, and takes advantage of the Retima display -- very impressive
KBeat,
This is why you bought an iPad
Apps like this turn your iPad into something truly special. The complete collection of anotomical drawings of Leonardo da Vinci, in full high resolution retina glory, in your hands? Are you kidding me? This is an incredible collection of science and art, presented in a beautifully designed app. It's more than a book could ever hope to give you, in a package far more personal and accessible than a web site. Don't balk at the price. You'll spend more time with this app, and get far more out of it, than the last 25 .99 cent apps you bought combined.
Wow, just wow.
Wow, just wow.
the911,
Beautiful
The creators did a wonderful job of bringing together the history, artistry, and life of Leonardo Da Vinci. The images are stunning. The videos with the experts view and insight is a nice bonus- (would have loved more). The interactive pages will definitely have one paying closer attention to the details of Da Vinci's illustrations of anatomy. As an artist and a scientist myself - exploring this book makes me smile because it shows the origins of what is medical illustration today. To be able to take the biography and works of Leonardo Da Vinci wherever one goes...amazing. Invaluable to library of any artist and scientist.
TimBsTechTalk,
Great Job!
An Amazing resource for those who are fans of Leonardo da Vinci (or even if you're not). The user interface is so elegant with a clever use of text, diagrams, and translations, and video. I definitely put this one on the top ten list.
Note: If sound from the videos featured throughout the app does not play through the iPad's internal speakers, check your audio settings by double clicking on the home button and scrolling to the left to deselect the mute sound button. Congratulations to the developers!!
Note: If sound from the videos featured throughout the app does not play through the iPad's internal speakers, check your audio settings by double clicking on the home button and scrolling to the left to deselect the mute sound button. Congratulations to the developers!!
Jack's Malignant Tumor,
Technology and art blended to perfection
Every feature in this app seems to have been carefully crafted to provide the best experience possible. I was honestly awed at every page turn of Leonardo's drawings. I bought a book with some of his drawings a few years ago. Payed collectors price for it. But now, thanks to men such as Steve Jobs, millions will reach far into Leonardo's mind and appreciate one the most significant turning points in history (Renascence). 5 stars aren't enough.
Huufnrufyb,
The story of a genius
An incredible and accurate depiction in words and drawings of the most famous architect, artist, and anatomical professional ever to walk the earth. Even for the price of 14$ I could not imagine not having this application after using it. If you have even a small interest in anatomical and historical information, then please buy this app.
A note to the creators: Please make an app similar to this one except on Leonardo da Vince's achievements on architectural advancements.
A note to the creators: Please make an app similar to this one except on Leonardo da Vince's achievements on architectural advancements.
nancykoe,
Stunning!
What a tremendous work! The combination of the amazing work by Leonardo da Vinci and modern technology was terrific. The piece helps us to get inside the mind of one of history's greatest artists. What monumental challenges he had to face to be able to create such a record at that time. He had such drive to learn. So sad that the work was not in use in the early days of medicine. His findings were not published till so much later. Thank you.
