Leonardo Da Vinci The Secrets Paintings
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This video shows that Mr Da Vinci was a man of many hidden talents and a vast understanding of life.
That Leonardo da Vinci was a genius is a well-known fact,
but that he can still amaze almost 500 years after his death
seems incredible. A lot has been said, especially recently, about the hidden
meanings in Leonardo's paintings, particularly in The Last Supper,
without there ever being any firm proof. And then all of a sudden there comes a
turn. A new discovery that is not the product
of fantasy, but rather a study of the image and of a set of objective data.
An idea came to Mr. Slavisa Pesci by pure chance,
as often happens in these circumstances. By superimposing a picture of The Last
Supper in a magazine on itself, Mr. Pesci noticed the appearance of
curious coincidences. Let's look at some of them. First of all,
let's take a faithful reproduction of The Last Supper,
turn it upside down and superimpose it on itself.
Happens. A new painting appears. From a few details it is possible to tell
that it is no coincidence, but rather a precise calculation.
The image of the saviour remains almost unchanged,
but not in terms of colour. Now his clothes are almost completely red.
So the painting no longer seems to represent the revelation of the betrayal,
but rather the blessing of the bread and wine. On Christ's stomach
only a small portion of blue clothes appear,
which, with the plate on the table, seem to be drawing a cup.
At this point there must be some Knights Templar. With the viewers left,
we notice the clear figure of one of them. If we move towards the centre of
the painting, we cannot help noticing a depiction of
a newborn held in the arms of one of the guests.
Even the mountains in the background beyond the windows interact with the
superimposition, drawing perfect crowns on the heads of
some figures. The coincidences do not end here. There
are many more. Yet sceptics might still be reluctant to
believe in the two sides of Leonardo's painting,
but with a bit of patience they would notice that this all fits in with the
majority of the Florentine master's works.
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