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Title: Da Vinci in Love
Subtitle: The Endless Love Story Between Leonardo da Vinci and Mona Lisa
Author: Lázaro Droznes
Narrator: Gary Miller-Youst
Format: Unabridged
Length: 56 mins
Language: English
Release date: 03-09-17
Publisher: Unitexto LLC
Ratings: 2 of 5 out of 1 votes
Genres: Fiction, Historical
Publisher's Summary:
Leonardo welcomes Mona Lisa Ghirardini into his studio in the city of Florence to paint a portrait that was never delivered to the owner. Da Vinci kept the painting and started a long romance with Mona Lisa that lasted over 20 years. The portrait accompanied Leonard during all his traveling and through different homes.
This dramatic fiction recreates the relationship of Leonardo with the Gioconda, with his assistants Salai, and with the world and his relentless search for truth and beauty. The painting keeps captivating Humanity after many centuries and keeps posing the same questions Da Vinci posed to himself:
Why is the Gioconda laughing? What mystery is Mona Lisa hiding? Why is that smile the portal to our soul? What is the nature of the divine feminine?
Members Reviews:
Not worth the time
This very short drama in three acts describes Leonardo inducing Mona Lisa to sit for her portrait, ten years later still retouching and polishing his masterpiece, and then on his deathbed, dying with his eyes still glued to La Gioconda. I don't know what should I have expected, considering the fact that so many tons of verbiage have been written about the iconic painting. Perhaps new insight into Leonardo's mind, or a novel explanation why this painting became one of the few symbols of the entire Western culture? The problem with the play- it failed to move me. It is filled with cliches and sententious musings about beauty, love, sex, and homosexuality. One redeeming sentence: "Life hurts all the time and kills at the last moment". Well, how different and original is it from "Life's a bitch and you die in the end." Sadly, not worth the time of day (or night for that matter).
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Title: Da Vinci in Love
Subtitle: The Endless Love Story Between Leonardo da Vinci and Mona Lisa
Author: Lázaro Droznes
Narrator: Gary Miller-Youst
Format: Unabridged
Length: 56 mins
Language: English
Release date: 03-09-17
Publisher: Unitexto LLC
Ratings: 2 of 5 out of 1 votes
Genres: Fiction, Historical
Publisher's Summary:
Leonardo welcomes Mona Lisa Ghirardini into his studio in the city of Florence to paint a portrait that was never delivered to the owner. Da Vinci kept the painting and started a long romance with Mona Lisa that lasted over 20 years. The portrait accompanied Leonard during all his traveling and through different homes.
This dramatic fiction recreates the relationship of Leonardo with the Gioconda, with his assistants Salai, and with the world and his relentless search for truth and beauty. The painting keeps captivating Humanity after many centuries and keeps posing the same questions Da Vinci posed to himself:
Why is the Gioconda laughing? What mystery is Mona Lisa hiding? Why is that smile the portal to our soul? What is the nature of the divine feminine?
Members Reviews:
Not worth the time
This very short drama in three acts describes Leonardo inducing Mona Lisa to sit for her portrait, ten years later still retouching and polishing his masterpiece, and then on his deathbed, dying with his eyes still glued to La Gioconda. I don't know what should I have expected, considering the fact that so many tons of verbiage have been written about the iconic painting. Perhaps new insight into Leonardo's mind, or a novel explanation why this painting became one of the few symbols of the entire Western culture? The problem with the play- it failed to move me. It is filled with cliches and sententious musings about beauty, love, sex, and homosexuality. One redeeming sentence: "Life hurts all the time and kills at the last moment". Well, how different and original is it from "Life's a bitch and you die in the end." Sadly, not worth the time of day (or night for that matter).