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Vinciana Editrice

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Italian publishing house known for the Collana Leonardo series of drawing manuals.

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Vinciana Editrice is a publishing house based in Milan, Italy. It began its activity in 1976 on the initiative of Floriano Bozzi, with a strictly family-run approach. The company is known for creating the Collana Leonardo, a series of technical manuals and anatomical plates for artists, aimed at those approaching drawing in its most classic expressions.

History

Vinciana Editrice began its activity in 1976 on the initiative of Floriano Bozzi, with a strictly family-run approach. Driven by curiosity for various painting techniques and with experience in comics and illustration, Bozzi, with the help of colleagues and friends, designed and developed the Collana Leonardo, aiming to create an editorial product for those approaching drawing in its most classic expressions. The series was founded on principles of practical utility to facilitate learning, with three publications on the basics of drawing, anatomy, and perspective forming its foundations.

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