Leonardo da Vinci
A 15th century polymath of soaring imagination and profound intellect, Leonardo da Vinci created some of the most revered works of art of all time, but his artistic endeavors often seemed peripheral to his pursuits in science and engineering. Through his paintings and thousands of pages of drawings and writings, Leonardo da Vinci explores one of humankind’s most curious and innovative minds.
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He was an inspired artist with scientific curiosity and the imagination of an inventor.
Go inside the mind of a genius. Leonardo da Vinci, a new film by Ken Burns, Sarah Burns and Dave McMahon, on PBS Nov. 18-19. But first, join WVIA for a free preview screening Sunday, Oct. 27, 3 PM at the Dietrich Theater, Tunkhannock. -
He was an inspired artist with scientific curiosity and the imagination of an inventor. Go inside the mind of a genius. Leonardo da Vinci, a new film by Ken Burns, Sarah Burns and Dave McMahon, on PBS Nov. 18-19. But first, join WVIA for a free preview screening as we celebrate the artistic talent of Rebel Stages performers, Sunday, Nov. 3, 1 PM at the Pocono Cinema and Cultural Center, East Stroudsburg. -
He was an inspired artist with scientific curiosity and the imagination of an inventor. Go inside the mind of a genius. Leonardo da Vinci, a new film by Ken Burns, Sarah Burns and Dave McMahon, on PBS Nov. 18-19. But first, join WVIA for a free preview screening Saturday, Nov. 9, 3 PM at the historic Montrose Theater, Montrose. -
He was an inspired artist with scientific curiosity and the imagination of an inventor. Go inside the mind of a genius. Leonardo da Vinci, a new film by Ken Burns, Sarah Burns and Dave McMahon, on WVIA Nov. 18-19. -
He was an inspired artist with scientific curiosity and the imagination of an inventor. Go inside the mind of a genius. Leonardo da Vinci, a new film by Ken Burns, Sarah Burns and Dave McMahon, on PBS Nov. 18-19. But first, join WVIA for a free preview screening Wednesday. Nov. 13 2 PM at the Everhart Museum, Scranton. It’s the kickoff of a new “WVIA Wednesdays at the Everhart” screening series, programmed especially for senior citizens. -
He was an inspired artist with scientific curiosity and the imagination of an inventor. Go inside the mind of a genius. Leonardo da Vinci, a new film by Ken Burns, Sarah Burns and Dave McMahon, on PBS Nov. 18-19. But first, join WVIA for a free preview screening Saturday, Nov. 16, 3 PM at the newly reopened Berwick Theater, Berwick.
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Explore Leonardo daVinci's sense of wonder and curiosity with the cast and crew! WVIA Q&A with Cast and Creative Team immediately following Sunday matinee performance of The Wizard of Oz
In partnership with Rebel Stages, Q&A with the cast and crew of The Wizard of Oz. -
Explore Leonardo daVinci's sense of wonder and curiosity with the cast and crew! WVIA Q&A with Cast and Creative Team immediately following Sunday matinee performance of The Wizard of Oz
In partnership with Rebel Stages, Q&A with the cast and crew of The Wizard of Oz.
Corporate funding for LEONARDO DA VINCI was provided by Bank of America. Major funding was provided by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and by The Better Angels Society and by its individual members The Paul and Sandra Montrone Family; Stephen A. Schwarzman; Diane and Hal Brierley; Carol and Ned Spieker; Michael and Sandy Collins; Mario J. Gabelli; The Lynch Foundation; McCloskey Family Charitable Trust; Cappy and Janie McGarr; and John and Leslie McQuown. Funding was also provided by Gilbert S. Omenn and Martha Darling; the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation; and the Robert and Mercedes Eichholz Foundation.