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This is a look at Leonardo da Vinci #leonardodavinci. Music created with Udio. ©️2024 by Richard Sisk
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"Let's begin with The Last Supper, a mural Leonardo painted in Milan between 1495 and 1498. This isn't just a religious scene. It's a psychological study. Leonardo captured the moment Jesus announces that one disciple will betray him. The apostles reactions, shock, anger, denial, are a master class in human expression. But Leonardo faced challenges. He used experimental techniques, painting on dry plaster instead of wet. This allowed him to work slowly, refining details."
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"Let's begin with The Last Supper, a mural Leonardo painted in Milan between 1495 and 1498. This isn't just a religious scene. It's a psychological study. Leonardo captured the moment Jesus announces that one disciple will betray him. The apostles reactions, shock, anger, denial, are a master class in human expression. But Leonardo faced challenges. He used experimental techniques, painting on dry plaster instead of wet. This allowed him to work slowly, refining details."
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By swellcast.com/richardsiskThis is a look at Leonardo da Vinci #leonardodavinci. Music created with Udio. ©️2024 by Richard Sisk
Click here to reply to @richardsisk
"Let's begin with The Last Supper, a mural Leonardo painted in Milan between 1495 and 1498. This isn't just a religious scene. It's a psychological study. Leonardo captured the moment Jesus announces that one disciple will betray him. The apostles reactions, shock, anger, denial, are a master class in human expression. But Leonardo faced challenges. He used experimental techniques, painting on dry plaster instead of wet. This allowed him to work slowly, refining details."
Click here to reply to @richardsisk
"Let's begin with The Last Supper, a mural Leonardo painted in Milan between 1495 and 1498. This isn't just a religious scene. It's a psychological study. Leonardo captured the moment Jesus announces that one disciple will betray him. The apostles reactions, shock, anger, denial, are a master class in human expression. But Leonardo faced challenges. He used experimental techniques, painting on dry plaster instead of wet. This allowed him to work slowly, refining details."