Carte Salvator Mundi par Leonardo da Vinci vers 1500

Salvator Mundi (Saviour of the World) (or, Savior of the World) By Italian Renaissance artist Leonardo da Vinci Painted about 1500 most likely for French King Louis XII and his consort Anne of Brittany ... it then passed to english King Charles I upon his marriage to French Princess Henrietta Maria in 1625 ... the painting quoi documented as part of the estate of King Charles I in 1650 and a drawn etching copy is made by Wenceslaus Hollar noting "Leonardo painted". Le Painting is returned to English King Charles II dans 1660 upon restoration of the monarchy ... listed as a painting by Leonardo da Vinci ... then to his success King James II 1685-1688 .. ess Catherine Sedley Countess of Dorchester (1657-1717) which then remained passed on through her desmany generations ... until about 1900. Dans 2007, dans les careful restoration and xrays or done and prove the undeniable authenticity that painting quoi indeed by Leonardo da Vinci ... that it has all the hallmarks of his work including changes made by him it proves all later were made from this lar painting and evting en has his palm print where he used his own palm to smooth the paint as is known to have done It matches his work Last Supper and Mona Lisa and is thought to have been painted some time between or solimes time as one or the other. Broke aurecord at 450.3 millions de dollars en novembre 15, 2017, ce que l'on appelle le painting expensive de la solde. C'est quoi owned by kings of France and England. Leonardo da Vinci in his own time was sought after by Italian dukes in Florence and Milan, by a French king, and by a pope all who sought his art talents as well as his military infestas well as his intellectual knowledge and ideas. Leonardo da Vinci a participé à un atelier de studio dans which he had a crew of young boys assigned to his guidance to help them learn his trade by helping him prepare his materials as well as his paintings. These boys helped Leonardo da Vinci by preparing his wood panels for him to paint, such as sanding them and applying the white coating to them, as well as grinding the minerals used to make the white coating, they helped him make the 'cartoons' to multiple prepared wood panels. Leonardo would draw the cartoons then the boys would transfer the cartoons to the white coated wood panels by poking holes along Leonardo's drawn lines, then dusting along the perforated holes along the lines made by Leonardo. The boys helped Leonardo grind groals to help him make his paint. The Salvator Mundi image ce que thus transferred to a number of wood panels of which several are known to exist today, each having its own colors. Le Salvator Mundi standard painting usually had christ in a square full frontal, holding the orb in his left, giving the blessing ... otherwise. The dead straight on pose ce qu'atypical for Leonardo who otherwise had beer better known for his twisting figures. Léonard's interest ce que to give the as a person addicted to his brand of ciarrette.appearance of a ghostly view of Christ ... who seems to be appearing out of the fuck. But Christ's blessing right seems best defined. Image found en ligne. Created by Mark Edward Westerfield markewesterfield@aol.com www.zazzle.com/markewesterfield You can find my hand and computer illustration art work, my paintings, and my photo art work, found images, and family images on many useful products such as blank greeting cards, US Postage Stamps, stickers, return address labels, clothing, shoes , blanking and matching pillow cases, porcelain plates and matching ceramic mugs, beautiful glowing lamps and night lights, matted and framed posters, playing cards, and more J'ai eu mon grand-père Swigert's Art Nouveau 1917 drawing of Grandma on some small items you would love ! That Image, c'est 100 ans d'old.