Tundras | noiseman: St. Michael Archangel by Luca…
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noiseman:“ St. Michael Archangel by Luca Giordano, circa 1663. Featured in Rino Stefano Tagliafierro’s Beauty. |x|”
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Tundras | Rembrandt van Rijn, Lucretia, 1664, detail.
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“ Rembrandt van Rijn, Lucretia, 1664, detail.”
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Tundras | blastedheath: Gustave Caillebotte (French,…
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blastedheath:“ Gustave Caillebotte (French, 1848-1894), Le petit bras de la Seine, Argenteuil, c.1886-87. Oil on canvas, 81 x 65 cm.”
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Incredible. Did Da Vinci Invent Google Glass?
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A researcher from the University of Illinois made an interesting discovery in Leonardo Da Vinci’s sketches….
“The drawing is rudimentary, but the text and notation are unmistakable,” said Wilde in a phone interview.
The 29-year-old nuclear physicist has been poring over Da Vinci’s work for the better part of three years, searching not for Google Glass, but for some fresh ideas on cold fusion.
“It’s not that I think Da Vinci imagined nuclear power –- although, I guess he could have –- but he did have unique ways of thinking about everyday problems,” he said. “I believe current research in the area has stagnated…”
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Beautiful Tuscany | Angles of Anghiari
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This small town is best known for the date of June 29, 1440 when Filippo Maria Visconti {Duke of Milan}, gave up all of his expansionist claims to the Italian Peninsula when he was defeated in a bloody battle by Florentine, Venetian and Papal Confederate troops in what is known as the Battle of Anghiari. Also the inspiration for the infamous ‘lost painting’ by Leonardo Da Vinci in Florence’s Palazzo Vecchio.
The views leading up to the town’s stone wall are heart-stoppingly beautiful.
The streets are tiny, winding and often go up. Everywhere you look is a picturesque scene. Flowers overflowing a windowsill or lemon trees dotting a doorway.
Of course when discovering any beautiful Tuscan town, you must stop at a bar for a caffe.
This place received the Orange Flag by the Italian Touring Club for being one of the prettiest villages in Italy.
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