Leonardo's Clock: Regulator of Time
An exhibition at Museo Leonardo3 showcases a mechanical clock designed by Leonardo da Vinci, which will be activated in a public event on March 5.
New Louvre director appointed to lead the museum out of decades of crisis
Christophe Leribault has been appointed the new director of the Louvre Museum, following the resignation of his predecessor, Laurence des Cars.
What Happened to the Genitals of the Vitruvian Man? The Mystery Surrounding Da Vinci’s Famous Drawing Has a New Development
An Italian television network faces criticism for airing a modified version of Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man during its Winter Olympics broadcasts, sparking controversy dubbed 'Penisgate 2' in parliament.
A shocking image for Finnish eyes – censorship has hit Olympic TV broadcasts
A controversy has erupted in Italy regarding censorship in the national broadcasting of the Olympics, particularly focusing on a modified image of Leonardo da Vinci’s Vitruvian Man.
Nothing to see here
A controversy arises over the altered depiction of the Vitruvian Man by RAI for the Winter Olympics, with concerns over censorship of nudity.
The Vitruvian Man Without Gender: Italian TV Faces Criticism for Altering Da Vinci's Work
Italian public broadcaster Rai is facing backlash over its modified depiction of Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man in an Olympic segment, which has removed the male genitalia of the figure.
Italian state television faces accusations of censoring genitalia in Da Vinci drawing
Italian state television is accused of censoring genitalia in Leonardo Da Vinci's drawing, raising debates about censorship and artistic expression.
The Vitruvian Man censored in the Olympic TV opening, the mayor of Vinci: 'Art should not be touched'
The mayor of Vinci criticized the censorship of the Vitruvian Man in the Olympic TV opening, asserting the importance of preserving art.
Italian broadcaster accused of censoring Leonardo da Vinci’s Vitruvian Man in Winter Olympics coverage
Italy's state broadcaster Rai faces accusations of censorship for altering Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man image by removing its genitals during Winter Olympics coverage.
The Vitruvian Eunuch
An uproar has ensued after a Rai director edited Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man to remove his genitalia for a promotional clip for the Winter Olympics.
Her favorite museum is located in an old factory. Visiting it feels like an expedition
The article discusses the author's deep admiration for the masterpiece 'The Last Supper' by Leonardo da Vinci and her ritual of visiting it in Milan.
Following the Trail of Leonardo da Vinci in Amboise, among Castles, Medieval Houses, and Terraces by the Loire River
This article explores the influence and legacy of Leonardo da Vinci in Amboise, France, highlighting the historical sites connected to his life and works.
Winter sports through the eyes of science. Olympic marbles or balance on ice
As the Winter Olympics approach, the Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci presents a dynamic initiative called 'Science and Sport' to engage both adults and children in the science behind winter sports, leading up to Milan-Cortina 2026.
Meet the Brazilian Who Gives Tours in Portuguese at the National Gallery of Washington
Maria Amélia Ramaciotti, a 72-year-old Brazilian guide, offers free tours in Portuguese at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., showcasing works by renowned artists such as Leonardo da Vinci and Pablo Picasso for the past 30 years.
Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo: Light of Genius, Shadow of Rivalry
The excerpt from Robert Mercadini's book discusses how Leonardo da Vinci, funded by Ludovico Sforza, could be used as leverage for political favors rather than just for aesthetic enhancement.
New Gene Craze: What Genes Reveal About Geniuses and Mass Murderers
The article discusses how researchers are eager to explore the DNA of historical figures like Leonardo da Vinci and Adolf Hitler to uncover insights into their genius and darker aspects.
Finding the DNA of Leonardo da Vinci? A fantasy with much publicity and serious scientific objections
An international team of researchers has claimed to recover human DNA from historical objects, including a controversial drawing attributed to Leonardo da Vinci, sparking debate over the legitimacy of their findings.
Scientists Claim They Found Da Vinci's DNA in the Drawing "Holy Child"
Scientists involved in the ambitious project "DNA of Leonardo da Vinci" believe they have discovered genetic material from the famous Renaissance artist and inventor in one of his drawings.
The red chalk drawing that could hold the secret of Leonardo da Vinci's DNA
Researchers from the Leonardo DNA Project claim to have found genetic material related to the family of the Italian genius.
DNA Traces of a Renaissance Icon: Has the Da Vinci Code Been Unlocked?
A research team has discovered DNA traces on a drawing attributed to Leonardo da Vinci, raising questions about the nature of genius.
Opening of tomb, carbon 14, Y chromosome... In pursuit of Leonardo da Vinci's DNA
American and Italian researchers have found genetic traces on a drawing attributed to the Tuscan genius, part of their quest to identify the DNA of Leonardo da Vinci.
A New Key to the Master Leonardo's Cipher? Scientists May Have Found da Vinci's DNA
An international team of scientists has discovered traces of DNA on a drawing attributed to Leonardo da Vinci, which may belong to the Renaissance genius himself, though further confirmation is needed.
Da Vinci Code cracked? Researchers discover traces on drawing
Scientists have extracted DNA from a drawing attributed to Leonardo da Vinci, marking a breakthrough that could aid in the authentication of disputed works.
On the Trail of Leonardo da Vinci: the DNA of the Italian Genius on a Pencil Drawing
Researchers have found genetic material on the artwork 'Holy Child' and a letter that may belong to the Renaissance artist Leonardo da Vinci.