Leonardo da Vinci Analysis of Domenico Balestrieri's Perpetual Wheel Poster 1508 Wall Art Painting

Analysis of Domenico Balestrieri's Perpetual Wheel Poster — a technical drawing in which Leonardo da Vinci tests the idea of a machine that could run forever.

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About Leonardo da Vinci and Analysis of Domenico Balestrieri's Perpetual Wheel (1508)

Leonardo da Vinci (1452–1519) made this work around 1508–1510. Like many engineers of his time, Leonardo studied designs for perpetual-motion machines such as self-turning wheels and self-powered pumps. Unusually, he concluded that such machines could never work, and his careful analysis of why they fail is an early lesson in physics. It is preserved in the Veneranda Biblioteca Ambrosiana in Milan.