arstechnica, 7 months ago Leonardo da Vinci used toxic pigments when he painted the Mona Lisa Plumbonacrite has previously been found in later works by Rembrandt. https://arstechnica.com/science/2023/10/leonardo-da-vinci-used-toxic-pigments-when-he-painted-the-mona-lisa/?utm_brand=arstechnica&utm_social-type=owned&utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social
Leonardo da Vinci used toxic pigments when he painted the Mona Lisa
Plumbonacrite has previously been found in later works by Rembrandt.
https://arstechnica.com/science/2023/10/leonardo-da-vinci-used-toxic-pigments-when-he-painted-the-mona-lisa/?utm_brand=arstechnica&utm_social-type=owned&utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social
gneilyo, 7 months ago @arstechnica If you licka my painting there willa be consequences
@arstechnica If you licka my painting there willa be consequences
zheng3_jim, 7 months ago @arstechnica You don’t get a pass on the spider in the ear canal toot by posting this, you know.
@arstechnica You don’t get a pass on the spider in the ear canal toot by posting this, you know.
vlk, 7 months ago @arstechnica OK I have to ask. Why do so many (all?) photos of the Mona Lisa have that green hue cast on the background? I've seen the thing in person, it is blue. It is stunningly blue. If anything it is bluer than what it appears as below.
@arstechnica OK I have to ask. Why do so many (all?) photos of the Mona Lisa have that green hue cast on the background? I've seen the thing in person, it is blue. It is stunningly blue. If anything it is bluer than what it appears as below.
denartha, 7 months ago @arstechnica and? What does that mean?
@arstechnica and? What does that mean?
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