Leonardo da Vinci, Virgin of the Rocks (1483-86) Courtesy the National Gallery, London. Coline Milliard December 9, 2014 Share Share This Article. The clue is in the daffodils.

Researchers at the National Gallery of London have used cutting-edge techniques to reveal a hidden drawing beneath Leonardo da Vinci's The Virgin of the Rocks. It shows that the great artist and ...

Leonardo painted two versions of “The Virgin of the Rocks,” which look similar overall but have crucial differences in the composition. The earlier, dating to around 1483, is on display at the ...

A palm tree in an Alpine scene prompts Kelly Grovier to follow a trail of clues that unlock a 15th-Century mystery – transforming Da Vinci masterpieces into ruminations on the Earth’s ...

Paris, 1779-1857. fr. f. [P. 32.]"f" indicates "prints framed." Third Cincinnati Industrial Exposition. Official Catalogue of the Works of Painting, Sculpture and Engraving, exhibited in the Art ...

A series of sketches and hand prints made by Leonardo Da Vinci, and hidden underneath one of his most famous paintings for more than 500 years, have been revealed for the first time. Scientific ...

Virgin of the Rocks: A subversive message hidden by Da Vinci. Share using Email. Share on Twitter. Share on Facebook Share on Linkedin (Image credit: Louvre) By Kelly Grovier 19th February 2019.