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  • FILE - In this Nov. 6, 2002, file photo Michelangelo's "David-Apollo" is bathed in light at the Art Institute of Chicago. The sculpture goes on view Thursday, Dec. 13, 2012, at the National Gallery of Art in Washington. The sculpture, from the year 1530, is on loan from the Museo Nazionale del Bargello in Florence, and was last shown in the U.S. capital in 1949 when it drew nearly 800,000 visitors. It was also a centerpiece for those who attended President Harry Truman's inaugural reception at the gallery. (AP Photo/Brandi Jade Thomas, File)

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  • BOOK REVIEW: ‘Leonardo and the Last Supper’

    Each year, many tourists journey to the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan, Italy, to see Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper." This awe-inspiring mural, crafted between 1495 and 1498, depicts the reactions of the 12 apostles after being told by Jesus that one of them would ultimately betray him.

  • BOOK REVIEW: ‘Mona Lisa’

    Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa"(1501-1516) is regarded as one of the world's finest masterpieces and greatest mysteries. For centuries, art historians and literary biographers have written volumes discussing every geometrical line, color, angle and shape in this beautiful painting.

  • Louvre reveals dark faces of Old Master Raphael

    Raphael, the third in the Renaissance trinity of Michaelango and Leonardo Da Vinci, is famed for his serene paintings of classic subjects _ orderly, predictable and harmonious.

  • Isleworth Mona Lisa conjures new art world mystery

    The mystery behind the most enigmatic smile in art _ Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" _ just got a little more complicated.

  • Group claims Da Vinci painted early Mona Lisa work

    A Zurich-based foundation says it will prove to the world Thursday that Leonardo Da Vinci painted an earlier version of the Mona Lisa _ a claim doubted by at least one expert on the multifaceted Renaissance artist.

  • Actor, director and artist Tony Dow works on an abstract wood sculpture at his home studio in the Topanga area of Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)

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  • In this July 29, 2012 photo, an artist who calls himself the Urban Maeztro and prefers to remain anonymous for security reasons, works on a reproduction of Rene Magritte's "Son of Man," substituting the apple covering the face of the suited subject in a bowler hat with a pink grenade, at his studio in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. The 26-year-old graphic artist left his day job at an advertising agency to work on pieces like this one, to encourage Hondurans think about how violent their country has become. (AP Photo/Fernando Antonio)

    Mona Lisa packs gun in Honduras

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  • Fashion spotlight shines on Ferragamo's Giornetti

    He's come out of the shadows and into the world spotlight. But Massimiliano Giornetti, Salvatore Ferragamo's creative director since 2010, says that he's still a "down to earth" guy _ despite having tea with Meryl Streep and hanging out with Angelina Jolie.

  • Leonardo's anatomical studies to go on show in UK

    The largest-ever collection of Leonardo da Vinci's drawings of the human body is going on display at Buckingham Palace.

  • The real da Vinci code: Louvre unlocks last work

    An intense and controversial restoration of the last great work by Leonardo da Vinci goes before the public Thursday at the Louvre Museum, revealing "The Virgin and Child with Saint Anne" in the full panoply of hues and detail painted by the Renaissance master 500 years ago.

  • Tests reveal aging of da Vinci masterpiece

    Bark beetles and old age have damaged Leonardo da Vinci's 15th-century painting "Lady with an Ermine," but the masterpiece is still holding up well, according to a conservationist at the Polish museum where it is displayed.

  • Tests show aging of Leonardo da Vinci masterpiece

    Bark beetles and old age have damaged Leonardo da Vinci's 15th-century painting "Lady with an Ermine," but the masterpiece is still holding up well, according to a conservationist at the Polish museum where it is displayed.

  • Researchers believe Giorgio Vasari's fresco bearing the words "Cerca trova" (Seek and you shall find) painted on a wall in Florence, Italy, covers Leonardo da Vinci's lost painting titled "The Battle of Anghiari." (National Geographic via Associated Press)

    Solving da Vinci mural mystery

    Researchers may have discovered traces of a lost mural by Leonardo da Vinci by poking a probe through cracks in a 16th-century fresco painted on the wall of one of the most famous buildings in Florence.

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