The 'Startling accuracy' of Leonardo da Vinci’s anatomical sketches revealed Da Vinci began his work on anatomy to inform his paintings, but soon developed ambitions to write his own treatise on the body. In the course of his investigations he dissected more than 30 corpses in hospitals and medical schools, filling hundreds of pages of his notebooks with detailed sketches. Many of them date from the winter of 1510-11, when he dissected some 20 corpses at the medical school of the University of P

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