Leonardo da Vinci, Pictures Within Pictures, Outside the Box, Outside the Frame, da Vinci Discoveries
Summary
An intimate and divine truth hidden for centuries at last unveiled in the Mona Lisa, and yes, in other of Leonardos works including his first recorded drawing, the Landscape of the Arno Valley and his masterpiece, The Virgin and Child with St. Anne and the infant St. John the Baptist, “the Last Supper” and others as well.Hence, when you include Leonardos life long fascination with mirrors and writing backward it appears likely that he would choose to use constructs and concepts familiar and unique to him to transmit and yet hide from a restrictive and turbulent society, his most treasured messages.In recent times millions of dollars have been allocated to perform all types of scientific studies seeking to determine if Leonardo hid anything underneath his finished works... all within the frame of his artworks.Researched, discovered and documented in 2005, the perpendicular reverse mirror image process and the optical illusion, both invented and applied to Leonardo’s masterpieces, discovered by Michael W. Domoresty of Boston, Massachusetts, five hundred years after Leonardo da Vinci’s lifetime.The DaVinci project has been under way since 2005 with hundreds of “Pictures within Pictures.” They are in the process of building a comprehensive documentary presenting these extraordinary findings.Leonardo da Vinci, Pictures Within Pictures, outside the box, outside the frame.An intimate and divine truth hidden for centuries at last unveiled in the Mona Lisa, and yes, in other of Leonardos works including his first recorded drawing, the Landscape of the Arno Valley and his masterpiece, The Virgin and Child with St. Anne and the infant St. John the Baptist, “the Last Supper” and others as well.Anew never before recognized perspective hidden for five hundred years in plain sight, Emerges.In recent times millions of dollars have been allocated to perform all types of scientific studies seeking to determine if Leonardo hid anything underneath his finished works... all within the frame of his artworks.