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Da Vinci’s Secret Drawing Underneath The ‘Mona Lisa’ Reveals How Different This Masterpiece Almost Was
Pascal Cotte via artnet NewsA study 15 years in the making revealed a hidden drawing underneath the Mona Lisa‘s surface. Centuries after its creation, Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa still has ...
The New York Times14d
Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, Artist With an Indigenous Focus, Dies at 85
She began with modestly scaled abstract drawings and paintings but became ... like the arms of Leonardo da Vinci’s Vitruvian Man.Credit...Jaune Quick-to-See Smith She began drawing large-scale ...
Seattle Times12d
Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, Artist With an Indigenous Focus, Dies at 85
With a range of works — including mixed-media canvases and conceptually tinted assemblages, as well as drawings and paintings ...
The Georgetowner8d
A Harvard Art Historian at Politics and Prose
Donna Tartt’s “The Goldfinch,” another novel about another Dutch painting from the same period, hanging in the same museum, the Maurithuis in The Hague, won ...
The Harvard Press15d
Fivesparks Artists in Residence Month offers peek at artists at work and an opportunity to learn
A  visit to Fivesparks, now through Feb. 22, will welcome you with an art show in the large gallery room and on walls ...
TheBurg14d
The Painted Word: The ABC’s of R76 & Harrisburg Artists of Color
The artist Reina (R76) is a one-woman “Art Ambassador” and, someday, just may be given a key to the city. To be in full ...
Artnet News2d
Rare Renaissance Portrait—Once Attributed to Leonardo da Vinci—Sets $3.1 Million Record
A rare portrait by Bernardino de’ Conti, a peer of Leonardo da Vinci, set a record at Sotheby's Master Paintings auction.
The Wall Street Journal on MSN7d
‘Leonardo da Vinci’ Review: Genius and Myth
One of the most written-about Renaissance artists, da Vinci may also be among the most poorly understood.
Independent.ie28d
Secret underground tunnels depicted in Leonardo da Vinci’s drawings discovered beneath Italian castle
Scientists have discovered hidden structures underneath Milan’s 15th-century Sforza Castle, hinting at the presence of secret passageways depicted in the drawings of Leonardo da Vinci.