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Oil on canvas by F. Ménageot, 1781, Amboise, Royal Castle, Death of Leonardo da Vinci in the arms of Francis the First. Leonardo da Vinci died at the Cloux Manor (known as the Clos-Lucé today) on 2 May 1519, in Amboise, France. To represent the king beside Leonardo, Ménageot drew his inspiration from the famous portrait of the monarch by Titian today in the Louvre museum.
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