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Leonardo da Vinci painting te zinga kan hriat lar ber te chu “The Last Supper” leh “Mona Lisa” kha an ni ngei ang. Painting chauh lo ah pawh mi turu a nih zia chu sawi ngai lo vin kan hre vek awm e. Leonardo hian painting 20 vel chauh a ziak a ni awm a, chuan 14 vel chu tun thleng hian an la survive a ni.

[La Belle Ferronnière]

The National Gallery, London ah Leonardo painting 7 te chu mipui hmuh theihah pho chhuah an ni dawn ta. 9 November 2011 atanga 5 February 2012 thleng Sainsbury Wing, National Gallery ah an show dawn a ni. Hetiang anga Leonardo painting a ruala phochhuah a nih hnuhnun ber chu 1939 ah Milan ah a ni a, The Guardian sawi dan takin, once in a lifetime show a ni e. Ka en ve chak ngei mai. A exhibition hming pawh Leonardo da Vinci: Painter at the Court of Milan tih ngat a ni.

[Lady with an ermine]

Heng painting te hi National Gallery hian hmun hrang hrang ami an hawh khawm dawn a ni a, Queen Elizabeth, Vatican Museum, Louvre Museum (France) leh hmun dang atang te in.

He exhibition hi kum 5 chhung an lo plan tawh a ni bawk a, an fimkhur kan ti dawn nge an uluk kan ti dawn nge engkim an ngaihtuah fel kan ti dawn. Sainsbury Wing ah hian painting pakhat hi room pakhat ah zel an dah anga, original painting pakhat leh supporting drawings and works by followers a ni zawk mah. A bang rawng, a tar dan tur, a catalogue siam dan, visitor te kal kual dan tur thlengin. Banga tar tur ringawt hian kar 2 atanga kar 3 inkar ngai anih chu!

[The Virgin on the Rocks]

[Salvator Mundi]

Tlem copy leh hram teh ang:
‘Leonardo da Vinci: Painter at the Court of Milan’ is the most complete display of Leonardo’s rare surviving paintings ever held. This unprecedented exhibition – the first of its kind anywhere in the world – brings together sensational international loans never before seen in the UK.

Leonardo the artist: While numerous exhibitions have looked at Leonardo da Vinci as an inventor, scientist or draughtsman, this is the first to be dedicated to his aims and techniques as a painter. Inspired by the recently restored National Gallery painting, The Virgin of the Rocks, this exhibition focuses on Leonardo as an artist. In particular it concentrates on the work he produced as court painter to Duke Lodovico Sforza in Milan in the late 1480s and 1490s.

As a painter, Leonardo aimed to convince viewers of the reality of what they were seeing while still aspiring to create ideals of beauty – particularly in his exquisite portraits – and, in his religious works, to convey a sense of awe-inspiring mystery.

The paintings are, of course, unsaleable but The Lady with an Ermine supposedly has an insurance value of £250m while, apocryphally, the Mona Lisa is valued at half a billion pounds.

The Guardian

The National Gallery

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