” Leonardo Da Vinci was arguably the greatest genius of all time…Many of his visionary insights were more than 400 years ahead of their time with perhaps the best known of his exploits being the exploration of human flight by use of a glider, a parachute or helicopter. “
-Bruce Peterson
Managing Director
Grande Exhibition
( Introduction, Da Vinci The Genius Official Program.)

My husband, my child and I were fortunate to have viewed the Da Vinci Exhibition on its last day at The Mind Museum.

The exhibit is a travelling exhibition. Organizers move it from one place to another.

It showcased reproductions of Leonardo Da Vinci‘s passion -his works, arts and machines.

Replicas of his works were specifically created for the exhibit for people to appreciate and fully understand at a closer range.

My husband and I valued the experience greatly for truth be told,  our knowledge on Leonardo Da Vinci is limited only to a course on Humanities and to three of his more popular creations:

The Mona Lisa

The Last Supper

The Vitruvian Man

We are thankful to The Mind Museum for inviting us there. (Thank you, Ms. Trixie Tacardon.)

My family, now at the very least, is familiar on most of the works
(whether the popular ones or not ) of the genius that was Leonardo Da Vinci.