Did Leonardo DaVinci use his own shadow to trace the outline of Jesus in The Last Supper? One researcher thinks that might be the case.
The Last Supper a secret visual journey through Leonardo da Vinci's famous Fresco. Where the Grail, Excalibur, Templar Knights, the face of God, and mother and child are revealed. Taken for the soon to be released feature film; "The Da Vinci Papers". In this journey you will also encounter Angles, and many ancient symbols of mystical origin.
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This is my discovery and this video was made by myself. I hope that someone will analyze it and see that I am right and maybe come with more proves, maybe a 3D replica of the painting. I found this by just looking at a photo with the painting and it`s only in the photos taken from the original painting. It does not appear in other copies because nobody noticed the 14th man holding the knife. If you have questions leave comments and I`ll probably answer. All the credits to me :P and Leonardo Da Vinci of course for making such a master piece! Update: It will seem important that I also tell you that the 14th man is sitting somehow in Judas` lap (no 4) (I can also think of Judas` alter ego, he did betray Jesus after all.) Song name: Charlie Clouser - Saw Final Theme or Charlie Clouser - Hello Zepp
www.discoverytsx.com Leonardo Da Vinci was ultimately a student of the natural world. The curators of Leonardo's Workshop at the Discovery Times Square Exposition explain.
www.discoverytsx.com Did Leonardo Da Vinci write backwards to hide the secrets of his work? A curator of Leonardo's Workshop at the Discovery Times Square Exposition explains.
I forgot to add, on his way back to Florence, Leonardo met Isabella d'este in Mantua. She begged him to do a portrait of her, and he finally gave in. When he got to Florence, a French governor called him to Milan, which just so happens to be where he painted the Mona Lisa, a great representation of Isabella. When letters are switched around from the phrase "Isabella D'este of Mantua" You may find the phrase, "Best Mona Lisa" or, "Best Idea" or "Best one" All of these, you do not need to use a single letter twice. The mona lisa, undoubtedly one of the best portraits ever made, has inspired poetry, literature, artwork, and for some people, a way of life. But what is the secret behind this beautiful portrait? Here is PART of the answer. The mona lisa is only 30x21 inches, roughly 2 1/2 by 1 9/12 feet. She is thought to be pregnant, and few people know who she is, except, perhaps, decedents of family members, or sections of government. Or so it is thought by many conspiracy fanatics. Two half- circles are seen on either side of the portrait, however, when being removed from it's original frame, parts of it were lost. The two semi- circles, are in fact pillars, suggesting she was in a palace or temple, or at least part of one. The mona lisa was started in 1503, in Milan, France by the great Leonardo Da Vinci. The portrait was one of the first to have an imaginary landscape, and is considered as the greatest portrait in the world. While i was reading a biography on Leonardo Da ...
The real secret of Leonardo!