Went to see the Leonardo Da Vinci exhibition and was quite disappointed. On entering the gallery I was expecting some posters or directions to the exhibition. Unfortunately I had just walked straight past it to the right of the entrance. I turned and by chance saw people entering a darkened room through automatic doors. The heading for the exhibition was turned through 90 degrees at the side of the doorway. Not a natural reading position when trying to get your attention. The exhibits were drawings and writings of the great man's work, inventions, anatomy and sculptures. All pages about A4 or less, framed behind glass and under spotlight. However for me they were a little low on the wall as I am 6'-4" tall it was painful stooping to see. The description plagues were even lower and I found the whole visit painful. The wasted wall space could have been usefully filled with enlargements of the exhibits as Leonardo was famous for his miniscule writing and it would give visitors a chance to actually see what was being exhibited. There was also a short video running demonstrating how the paper, paints, inks and quill pens were made at the time. A small exhibition that I would have been even more disappointed about if I had traveled any distance to see. I just traveled in from Leeds 9 thank goodness. And that review is from a big admirer of Leonardo.