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Summary
The first ever printed version of the Rhombicuboctahedron was by Leonardo da Vinci, as appeared in the Divina Proportione by Luca Pacioli 1509, Venise
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Leonardo da Vinci
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Български: Леонардо да Винчи
Français : Léonard de Vinci
日本語: レオナルド・ダ・ヴィンチ
Polski: Leonardo da Vinci
Беларуская: Леанарда да Вінчы
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| Date of birth/death | 1452-04-15 | 1519-05-02 |
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Dansk: Vinci (Toscana)
Deutsch: Vinci bei Empoli (Toskana)
English: Vinci (Tuscany)
Español: Vinci
Français : Vinci (Toscane)
Italiano: Vinci (Toscana)
日本語: ヴィンチ村(トスカーナ)
Nederlands: Vinci
Polski: Vinci (Toskania)
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Cloux, Dansk: det nuværende Clos-Lucé ved Amboise (France)
Deutsch: heute Clos-Lucé bei Amboise (France)
English: today Clos-Lucé near Amboise (France)
Español: actual Clos-Lucé cerca de Amboise (France)
Français : actuel Clos-Lucé près d'Amboise (Indre-et-Loire)
Italiano: oggi Clos-Lucé vicino Amboise (France)
日本語: クルー, 今日のクロ・リュセ館。アンボワーズ城の近く。(ロワール地方)
Nederlands: tegenwoordig Clos-Lucé bij Amboise (France)
Polski: obecnie Clos-Lucé niedaleko Amboise (Francja)
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| Work period | High Renaissance | |
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Български: Флоренция, Милано, Рим, Франция
Dansk: Firenze, Milano, Rom, Frankrig
Deutsch: Florenz, Mailand, Rom, Frankreich
English: Florence, Milan, Rome, France
Español: Florencia, Milán, Roma, Francia
Français : Florence, Milan, Rome, France
Italiano: Firenze, Milano, Roma, Francia
日本語: フィレンツェ, ミラノ, ローマ, フランス
Nederlands: Firenze, Milaan, Rome, Frankrijk
Polski: Florencja, Mediolan, Rzym, Francja
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