Leonardo da Vinci: The eye can best distinguish the forms of objects when it is placed between the shaded and the illuminated parts.

The eye can best distinguish the forms of objects when it is placed between the — Leonardo da Vinci

The eye can best distinguish the forms of objects when it is placed between the shaded and the illuminated parts.

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