can also see a tapestry of vinci's fresco the last supper on loan from the vatican. dublin she's the last large scale project in france was the chateau de boer many of his early architectural designs from italy were incorporated in the construction. we are not trying to mix different knowledge is and knowledge is coming from different places and you know there was a master and i think this is the biggest lesson we should take now just right now from the amount of. even 500 years ago leonardo da vinci was a modern european his drive to reinvent the world created some of the most impressive morning months that will continue to delight generations to come. how good so much genius being one anyway the german photographer. like vinci has had a lifelong fascination with the elements in sebastian's case particularly with water after many years working in the advertising industry he decided to turn his passion into a job and travels the world trying to capture on film what can be difficult to grasp in reality and that's water. rudy sebastian travels all over the world that i

i'm a 2nd 2900 marked 500 years since the death of leonardo da vinci the italian renaissance master who spent the last 3 years of his life in the french war valley as 1st painter engineer and architect to the french king well this is why the louvre holds almost a 3rd of the paintings attributed to him including of course the famous mona lisa and it's pulled out all the stops to get as many more on site as possible for this exhibition a task almost as more new mental as da vinci's genius. the mona lisa is still the star of the. but on the 500th anniversary of the old masters death she is getting a lot of competition from a separate stiff and she exhibition the curators have moved mountains to gather the most important vinci's for this. over the da vinci's works are spread around the globe they only see them as absolute treasures and are reluctant to let them go. but for the louvre many making an exception jeremy taj in st petersburg has lent out madonna bennelong the vatican has provided the unfinished. $160.00 painting sculptures letters and drawings have been made available it's a one

the most beautiful castles in the wall valley completely in the style of leonardo da vinci. the italian raisons man spent the final years of his life at the chateau duke lulu sitting in on the wall at the invitation of king france's the 1st now 2 experts from france and germany have come to follow in their were no geniuses footsteps in the basement of the palace exhibits machines fashioned after some of the vinci sketches the principle behind his designs was always the same he analyzed what he saw broke it down and rearrange them into something new. the feat i think we can take from your now though to be capable of challenging ideas that have been carried on for 4 years then cherry then even 1000000 the reefer in some 50 kilometers away in the woman around town who long to name everything centers around the vinci as an engineer trying contraptions based on theoretical designs by the renaissance artist his idea started with a pair of wings that a human could power when that didn't work the artist simply thought up something else. this is very very close to what a modern hang

the louvre has five of da vinci's collection. >> they had to do something in 2019 because leonardo da vinci decided to come to france in 1516 and it's in france that he died 500 years ago. >> reporter: louvre's decision has led to franco-italian tensions. the prime minister is among those who has pointedly noted that da vinci was italian, not french, and there was a public debate in italy about sending works of art on loan to the louvre. >> leonardo is supposed to be the biggest best exhibition on leonardo that's taken place in an awfully long time. >> reporter: according to the louvre, this transcends nationali nationality. >> he only spent his last year in france and that's why we are today the institution owning most of his paintings, but leonardo da vinci is thought of as an italian but he became a universal genius. >> this is a remarkable collection on display all in one place. >> we have the first experience of leonardo da vinci coming from the vatican and we have also his most beautiful drawings. this is coming from venice but also another wonderful drawing, maybe the most beau

welcome to arts and culture this time with the highlight of the da vinci year a blockbuster exhibition on the florentine master that only the louvre in paris could pull together look at the lowdown on their efforts and also coming up. he said he would be and the terminator is back the unstoppable arnold schwarzenegger embodies a reformed and retired killing machine in terminator dark fate. and making his way through the impressive repertoire of the e.u. 28 my colleague shows us the ingenuity behind the hunger arion potato project. i'm a 2nd 2900 marked 500 years since the death of leonardo da vinci and the italian renaissance master who spent the last 3 years of his life in the french war valley as 1st painter engineer and architect to the french king well this is why the louvre holds almost a 3rd of the paintings attributed to him including of course the famous mona lisa and it's pulled out all the stops to get as many more on site as possible for this exhibition a task almost as monumental as da vinci's genius. the mona lisa.

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leonardi da vinci is often seen as a universal genius. but this exhibition suggests his insatiable curiosity was all about creating the perfect image. and it offers a new, scientific way of looking at his paintings, too. with a specially created virtual reality experience, around his most famous work. the mona lisa. da vinci spent the last few years of his life in france, and the louvre already owns five of his paintings, including the mona lisa. more than any other institution in the world. they have used new technology to reveal the different layers of his key works. some of which took 15 years to create. he changed the form of the composition, but also the iconography of the composition. so, without these scientific investigations, we would not be able to understand the meaning and also the evolution of each painting of leonardo. the queen has lent two dozen pictures from the royal collection. including these studies of plants. but other requests have proved harder to come by. lending a leonardo, the museum admits, is no small favour.

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it commemorates the 500th anniversary of leonardo da vinci's death. over half a million visitors are expected over the next four years. >> after more than a decade of preparation, the louvre is opening its doors to the biggest ever showcase of leonardo da vinci's artwork. the exhibition has 162 of the paintings and drawings on display. >>'s of the work is scattered all over the world. it is a difficult thing to separate from them. there are plenty of generous people. >> they aim to shine more light on his methods. fascinated with human form and the behaviors of animals and plants, hehe is considered as a scientist and artist. a rare personality who fascinates us. >> amongng the most celebrated works on loan is the vitruvian man. drawing was featured for eight weeks after a court stopped it from leaving the country last week. p paintingsost famous remain in the louvre. >> you are watatching live from paris. time to say hello to yuka royer for business. the ongoing saga, lawyers attacking nissan and prosecutors. ghosn's lawyers are accusing prosecucutor

and the new expo gets underway at the louvre bringing together a hundred and sixty of united vinci's works commemorating the five hundredth anniversary of the artist . welcome b back we begin in l lebanon a country which has been gripped by massive protests for exactly one week meaning that banks schools universities and other businesses have been shot at these last seven days. will purchase which have been overwhelmingly peaceful were initially triggered by proposed tax hikes but they quickly escalated into a natitionwide outpouring of anger at the country's ruling class. in a televised addddress the lebanese president michelle i wound said today that he's ready for dialogue with the protest is his what he said. now do you love more plus a mean one will provide. i call on the protesters and demonstrators. i am ready to meet your representatives and hear your concerns. i will listen to your demands specifically as you listen to our fears of economic collapse manila nearer we must do this together. to achieve your goals without causing collllapse and chaos we've been in here red folde

a major exhibition of the works of leonardo da vinci opens at the louvre in paris this week. timed to coincide with the five—hundredth anniversary of the artist's death, the show took a decade to put together and includes works on loan from queen elizabeth and bill gates. gail maclellan reports. some of the most recognisable paintings and drawings in the world, for bugs orformer centre paintings and drawings in the world, for bugs or former centre of the show placed alongside a wider rate of drawings and put into context by small series of paintings and sculptures from renaissance contemporaries. 50 da vinci's paintings live in the louvre but others as well as drawings and notebooks have been lent to the exhibition. queen elizabeth sent two dozen drawings and the hermitage in petersburg, the vatican and private collectors like bill gates have also contributed. there are those most famous back has not moved home for the exhibition. my own source and her own gallery which is visited by 30,000 people a day. the vitruvian man made the journey from venice following a court case

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to send three paintings by leonardo da vinci. we were the most generous lender to their exhibition and now they help us, lending us the vitruvian man. over 200,000 tickets have been sold before opening and the louvre was expecting more than half a million visitors in total. drawn to understand the secrets of the artist who painted this enigmatic smile. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. in a moment the weather but first let's join victoria derbyshire to find out what she's got coming up in her programme at ten: as police try to identify the 39 people found dead in the back of that refrigerated lorry in essex, we talk today to 120—year—old who arrived in the uk also in the back ofa arrived in the uk also in the back of a lorry when he was 16 —— 20—year—old. he secretly stowed away four years ago and we talk to him lie. also on the programme, why is the —— one of the biggest bands about revealing their track listing of their album in the classified ads of their album in the classified ads of their album in the classi

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leonardo da vinci, with his universal talent, is someone who was interested in many things. some people are fans of geometry or mathematics. others of animals, some of painting. as leonardo was interested in all human knowledge, we see a bit of ourselves in him. prepare to be amazed, says the gallery's chief curator, but he will also have to be quick. they're already almost a quarter of a million advanced bookings for the retrospective which will run next february. gail maclellan, bbc news. each year many of us flock to cities like madrid to see the sights, but this weekend the city's streets were full of shepherds exercising their ancient rights. thousands of sheep wandered through the spanish capital as part of an annual agriculture festival, a tradition that dates back to the 13th century. unlike many visitors, they didn't complain about being fleeced by tourist traps. idid not i did not write thatjoke! now the weather with simon. thank you. we have a bit of sunshine out there at the moment and it has been a fairly pleasa nt the moment and it has been a fairly pleasant au

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leonardi da vinci is often seen as a universal genius. but this exhibition suggests his insatiable curiosity was all about creating the perfect image. and it offers a new, scientific way of looking at his paintings, too. with a specially created virtual reality experience, around his most famous work. the mona lisa. da vinci spent the last few years of his life in france, and the louvre already owns five of his paintings, including the mona lisa. more than any other institution in the world. they have used new technology to reveal the different layers of his key works. some of which took 15 years to create. he changed the form of the composition, but also the iconography of the composition. so, without these scientific investigations, we would not be able to understand the meaning and also the evolution of each painting of leonardo. the queen has lent two dozen pictures from the royal collection. including these studies of plants. but other requests have proved harder to come by. lending a leonardo, the museum admits, is no small favour.

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of the renaissance for example shows the best known works by raf ale michel angelo and leonardo da vinci digitalized animated and accompanied by music this form of presentation is known as immersion it's taking the art world by storm and fits in here perfectly. for one leipzig is a changing city one and transformation in upheaval and that is what we focus on here. behind the good order from. the building stood empty for nearly 10 years then in 20132 private enthusiasms bullshit and. it's only purpose. projects that combine art technology and science are becoming a trademark of the const craft fair. game is to get younger visitors in particular interested in the art world. the immersion installations remain a central element. of the changing exhibitions not only define the spaces they allow visitors to enter fascinating worlds the possibilities offered when technology and art go hand in hand are impressive. the much. secrets lie behind. find out in an immersive experience and explore the fascinating world cultural heritage sites d.w. world heritage 16. lives it is a boom town it is the fa

miles and still decided to call everyone he met indians anyway. [ laughter ] you know, leonardo da vinci invented the helicopter in 1493. he drew a helicopter. why don't we celebrate him? there are 100 -- maybe 500 more deserving italians we could be celebrating. da vinci, marconi, michelangelo. bon jovi. we could have bon jovi day. [ cheers and applause ] we could be celebrating -- dress up on cowboys and on a steel horse we ride. instead we honor a man whose gift to america was measles. [ laughter ] christopher columbus had one job and he screwed that up. and today as a nod to columbus we went out onto hollywood boulevard. that was our journey today. to find out if people on the street could do a better job of finding the places columbus couldn't. >> can you find india for us? >> i'm going to say it's somewhere in this direction. i just don't know exactly where. >> india would be here. >> no. that's japan. >> over here. >> no. >> over >> no. >> over here. >> no. that's greenland. >> can you do us a favor? >> sure. >> and find india for us on a map. >> oh, yeah. i'm texas. >> yeah, that

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create a picture for your romance he chose a woman whose face everyone knows mona lisa by leonardo da vinci. the challenge here is not to solve the rubik's cube as fast as he can but to resolve the image into pixels on the computer. how he does it is his secret. he only reveals enough to give you an idea. one of the the things that i do is actually work with the picture one is still in black and white the reason is that i know how these. from white to black would looks would look like one of the colors of the q i like to work on the design when it's done on these 4. because i can keep it a little bit more close to the original into the. hardly anyone notices that one particular color is always missing. i actually don't use the green because it doesn't look good we've got a close it's only 5 colors to create an image and so the hardest part for me is create that design which can take. 10 days depending on how difficult it is. in the town where he was born adriatic so. he's able to live from the start he's even under contract with the new york city gallery sells his works to collectors around

create a picture for your own max he chose a woman whose face everyone knows mona lisa by leonardo da vinci. the challenge here is not to solve the rubik's cube as fast as he can but to resolve the image into pixels on the computer. how he does it is his secret. he only reveals enough to give you an idea. one of the. thing that i do is actually work with the picture when he's still in black and white the reason is that i know. from white to black would look like one of the corners of the cube i like to work on the design when it's did on these 4. because i can keep it a little bit more close to the original into the. hardly anyone notices that one particular color is always missing. i actually don't use the green because it doesn't look good to get it without a coat it's only 5 colors to create an image and so the hardest part for me is create that design which can take up to week or 10 days depending on how these people who is in. giovani can tarty lives in the town where he was born adriatic so . he's able to live from the start he's even under contract with the new york city gallery that

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