Leonardo Da Vinci Quotes

Wisdom is the daughter of experience.

The more one possesses, the more fear one has of losing it.

Painting is mute poetry; poetry is blind painting.

He who does not value life does not deserve it.

He who thinks little, makes many mistakes.

The most useful science is that whose fruit is the most communicable.

Where there is more sensitivity, there is stronger martyrdom.

You can criticize a friend in confidence, but you must praise him in front of others.

Inequality is the cause of all local movements

One cannot possess greater or lesser government than that of oneself.

All that is beautiful in man passes and does not last.

The sciences that have not arisen from experiment, the mother of all certainty, are in vain and full of errors.