This 1982 bronze plaque titled “Leonardo” is the work of renowned Italian-born sculptor Enzo Plazzotta (1921–1981), celebrated for his dynamic and expressive studies of the human form. Issued posthumously, the plaque pays tribute to Leonardo da Vinci, reflecting Plazzotta’s admiration for the Renaissance master’s genius and artistic vision. Cast in rich bronze, the piece features a finely detailed profile of Leonardo, rendered with Plazzotta’s characteristic blend of realism and movement. This plaque stands as both a commemoration of two great Italian minds—Leonardo da Vinci and Enzo Plazzotta—and a timeless example of 20th-century figurative sculpture.

Includes certificate numbering the piece 13 of 100