The Genius of Leonardo Da Vinci: Perspective

A relationship has been established between the original ‘Mona Lisa‘ and that of the Louvre through a discovery...

A relationship has been established between the original ‘Mona Lisa‘ and that of the Louvre through a discovery...

Professor John Asmus Discusses the Original ‘Mona Lisa’

Watch as Professor Asmus shares the riveting story of his first encounter with the original ‘Mona Lisa’ and...

This section highlights the scientific tests and investigations undertaken on the original ‘Mona Lisa’ over the past 40...

The important relationship of mathematics to art cannot be understated when discussing Leonardo’s work, and in numerous documents,...

The Mona Lisa Foundation performed a graphic experiment, comparing the original ‘Mona Lisa’ and the Louvre version. ...

The respected French art historian, Andre Chastel, in L’illustre incomprise, 1988, emphasises the thesis of Maurice H. Goldblatt....

The Canvas Support It’s not surprising that Leonardo would choose available canvas instead of a wood panel upon...

It is well known that Leonardo was ambidextrous. He wrote and painted with the left hand principally by...

Sfumato The word ‘sfumato’ is derived from the Italian ‘sfumare’ – ‘to evaporate like smoke’, or ‘to tone...

“It is a curious historical fact that Leonardo da Vinci painted two versions of what have become his...

The original ‘Mona Lisa’ and the Louvre version situated side-by-side and to scale Move the slider with your...

Use your mouse to roll the magnifying glass over the painting to discover the tiniest, most significant details...

Move the window over the the painting on the left to discover the intricate details of the original...