mthungeradded this to Court of LeavesArtists Leonardo da Vinci: A Life in Drawing review – lines of beautyThe GuardianA stand of trees, deep and dense, shivers with daylight. The rising trunks are sap-full and potent, and every little leaf seems to flutter in the air. The scene lives in its moment, evergreen, fresh as
The Sunadded this to The SunMeghan, Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle’s best friend reveals the text message she sent him after she saw Beyonce’s BRITs tributethesun.co.uk - Lydia Hawken JUST two months after she made a surprise appearance at the Fashion Awards, Meghan Markle popped up at another awards ceremony - but this time in the …
News18.comadded this to News18 Latest NewsPlay buttonMona Lisa Mona Lisa Talking: New Deepfake Video Makes Da Vinci's Classic Speak, Twitter Says 'Cool but Creepy'news18.com - News18.com It means that now, Deepfakes could even be created with still images instead of videos and that opens up a world of problems. You've seen Mona Lisa …
archwizardadded this to Pour HommeADHD Did Leonardo da Vinci have ADHD? Academics say he didCNN - Emily Dixon, CNN(CNN) — The Mona Lisa is arguably the world's most famous painting -- and yet, like many of Leonardo da Vinci's works, it's also considered unfinished. Half a millennium after his death, new research identified
Vivian Narvaezadded this to RANDOM PAGES from HISTORYArtists Leonardo da Vinci’s Codex Atlanticusneatorama.com - Franzified Leonardo da Vinci has been known for his paintings such as the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper. But did you know that Leonardo has interest in sciences …
The Jakarta Postadded this to All news from The Jakarta PostArtists Leonardo da Vinci drawings go on display at Buckingham Palacethejakartapost.com - Leonardo da Vinci's thumbprint and preparatory sketches for some of his most famous works are going on display to the public at Buckingham Palace, in …
Art Three exhibitions to see in London this weekendtheartnewspaper.com - Hannah McGivern, Gareth Harris and Kabir Jhala However true the latest scientific theory may be that Leonardo da Vinci suffered from attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), the Queen’s …
Hindustan Timesadded this to Art and CultureArtists Painting by Leonardo da Vinci’s favourite pupil Francesco Melzi on display in Londonhindustantimes.com - Indo Asian News Service The painting Flora, dating back to about 1520, will be seen outside Russia for the first time after being restored by the State Hermitage …
The Provinceadded this to News as it happens Did Leonardo da Vinci have ADHD? It could explain his failure to finish the Mona Lisatheprovince.com - The Telegraph Notorious for procrastination, in 1481 he was commissioned to paint a panel for the church of San Donato outside Florence, but abandoned the …
Humor Depressed LeBron James Realizes That At His Age Copernicus Was Developing Theory Of Heliocentrismtheonion.com - The Onion LOS ANGELES—Experiencing an existential crisis after comparing accomplishments, a depressed LeBron James, 34, realized Monday that at his age …
BBryan Schutteadded this to Must readsArtists Leonardo da Vinci’s forgotten legacysciencefocus.com May 2019 marks the 500th anniversary of the death of Leonardo da Vinci. What are you doing to mark the occasion? In the Royal Collection, we’re …
AAdam Suggsadded this to ThingsADHD Leonardo Da Vinci may have suffered from ADHD, expert claimsThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonLeonardo da Vinci may have struggled to complete masterpieces like the Mona Lisa and Adoration of the Magi because he suffered from Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), a brain expert claims.
Highsnobietyadded this to All StoriesArtworks Artist Nick Smith’s Painstaking “Analog Pixel” Technique Reimagines Classic Workshighsnobiety.com - Sara Radin Since 2014, British artist Nick Smith has employed a trademark style: transforming some of the world’s most recognizable artworks into “pixelated” …
RRodney Allainadded this to ArtArtistsLeonardo Da Vinci - A Life In Drawing review: A view into the restless mind of the ultimate Renaissance man | London Eveningstandard.co.uk - Melanie Mcdonagh Perhaps the most important item in this wonderful exhibition is the least remarkable: the worn book binding that held some 550 sheets by Leonardo da …
Om Malikadded this to Om Picks: The best tech stories of the dayInformation Overload Some Really Good Readsom.co • Leonardo Da Vinci died 500 years ago, but here’s why we are still awed by his brilliance. • The sins of industrial pollution aren’t easily absolved, as …
NeatoramaPlay buttonBacteria Bacteria Used to Create Masterpiecesneatorama.com - Franzified Researchers from Rome University modified E. Coli cells in order to recreate faces of well-known scientists and Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa. These …
JJerry Welchadded this to HistoryArtists Leonardo da Vinci: A Life in Drawing review, Queen’s Gallery: you’ll never feel closer to the brilliance of LeonardoThe Telegraph - By Mark HudsonIt isn’t easy to be objective about Leonardo da Vinci. The moment you confront the ultimate Renaissance Man, you’re hit by five hundred years of hyperbole – from Vasari to Dan Brown – that knocks rational
Sarah McFallsadded this to ArtFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoPlay buttonScience Uncanny Algorithm Turns Still Portraits Into Full-Motion Videosfuturism.com - Jon Christian Over the past few years, we’ve seen the rapid rise of “deepfake” technology that uses machine learning to analyze footage of real people — and then …
Artsyadded this to CreativityArtists You Can Now Walk—and Sketch—Where Leonardo da Vinci Did in the 1400sartsy.net - Nikki Martinez View from Brellin cafe, Milan. Sketch by Nikki Martinez. Courtesy of the artist.In northern Italy, a 150-mile walking trail winds through the …
The Jakarta Postadded this to All news from The Jakarta PostArtists Leonardo da Vinci: Celebrating a 500-year legacythejakartapost.com - Agus Dermawan T. Five centuries after Leonardo da Vinci’s death, his brilliant legacy is still alive and celebrated the world over. Da Vinci was a genius in multiple …
Robert Harrisadded this to It Is What It IsPlastic National Geographic Magazine – Leonardo’s LegacyNational GeographicLeonardo da Vinci willed himself to knowledge, pursuing it voraciously throughout a 46-year career. He sketched to make sense of the unknown, bounding from one discipline to the next – science, the arts,
Daily Mirroradded this to Daily MirrorMona Lisa Scientists make tiny 'quantum' Mona Lisa on a canvas thinner than human HAIRmirror.co.uk - Milo Boyd University of Queensland physicists recreated Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa on a tiny canvas The world's best known portrait subject has been rendered …
Louvre Abu Dhabi Louvre struggles to gain loans for Leonardo showtheartnewspaper.com - Vincent Noce Major exhibitions always involve tough negotiations to secure loans, with museum treasures being used as bargaining chips. But they rarely become the …
Vivian Narvaezadded this to READING MATTERSBill Gates 26 books Bill Gates says you should read this summerBusiness Insider - Jeremy Berke Aria BendixThe billionaire co-founder of Microsoft and chair of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation reportedly reads around 50 books a year, and he chronicles his literary adventures on his blog, Gates Notes. more:
Fritz Rauchadded this to Comparative MythologyHistoryA history of Florence: For centuries the Italian city has been a hub of trade and commerce, and an historic center for artCBS News Founded during Roman times, Florence has for centuries been a hub of commerce. At its center: the Duomo Cathedral and the Ponte Vecchio bridge, built …
CBS Newsadded this to EntertainmentMichelangelo Treasures of the UffiziCBS News Seven years before America's Declaration of Independence, the Uffizi opened its doors to the public. Containing perhaps the greatest collection of …
Eric Kimadded this to Eric Kim Street PhotographyEric Kim Eagles Fly Soloerickimphotography.com Perhaps we should pursue our philosophical and artistic pursuits solo; to have nobody else slow us down, or weigh us down. For myself, I’m aways “onto …
Hendry Wijayaadded this to News for KidsArtists All 1,119 Pages of Leonardo Da Vinci’s “Codex Atlanticus” Now Available OnlineMy Modern Met - Emma TaggartData visualizing company The Visual Agency has recently released a complete digitization of Leonardo da Vinci’s 12-volume, 1,119-page Codex Atlanticus. For the first time, the interactive application you
South China Morning Post added this to StyleClaude Monet Monet oil painting sells for a record US$110.7 million at Sotheby’s auctionscmp.com - Business Insider A Claude Monet painting has sold for US$110.7 million at a Sotheby’s auction in New York City, according to CNN.The 1890 oil on canvas, titled Meules …
Jesus J. Laraadded this to Remaking MetropolisPlay buttonArtists This is Leonardo da Vinci's design for a 'smart city' that was centuries ahead of its timeweforum.org - Alessandro Melis The word “genius” is universally associated with the name of Leonardo da Vinci – a true Renaissance man, he embodied scientific spirit, artistic …
