After Leonardo Da Vinci

'After Leonardo da Vinci' is a classification used by auction houses to denote works created by unknown artists or workshops that closely replicate or interpret compositions originally conceived by Leonardo da Vinci (1452, 1519). These works, produced across several centuries following Leonardo's death, range from Renaissance-era studio copies to later interpretations, and are valued for their historical significance and proximity to the master's iconic imagery. They appear regularly in major auction sales as attributed copies rather than autograph works.