Lumière on the Lady with an Ermine

This book about women with Ermine is the first book to examine the technique of Leonardo da Vinci's painting which reveals the secret of his painting. The secret of this work is the unprecedented discovery that real cockroaches hidden under visible animals are what we see today. We also found that the initial purpose of the Master is to draw a classic portrait without animals. Perhaps under the command of the Duke of Milano, Leonardo may have changed its composition, added suede later, and changed it dissatisfied. The first poem that explained this portrait in 1493 is not surprising since it is an important element, but did not mention it. This book provides an answer. Thanks to groundbreaking new technology, Pascal Cotte can analyze all overlays of strokes layer by layer. Therefore it is possible to reconstruct the entire story and all its origins. From the board, pass all the overlaid layers to the final appearance. Everything has undergone rigorous and systematic analysis. It also reveals important details about painting composition, painter roaming, hesitation, mistakes and changes. Pascal Cotte went on our journey with a very exciting and easy-to-understand explanation through education and respect for readers. All of these findings did not seem to be an experimental device of a traditional museum in the past. The author used a new scientific method to analyze the image work that he invented and named L.A.M. Layer amplification method

A woman with eucalyptus received two detailed clinical examinations. The first is the result of the research published by K. Kwiatkowski laboratory in Warsaw in 1955. It was again checked and repaired at the laboratory of Washington National Laboratory under the supervision of David Bull in 1992. The picture is made of walnut tree oil of about 4 to 5 mm (0.16 to 0.20 inch) thick made of white plaster layer and brown primer layer. The panel is in good condition with the exception of the upper left cut. Its size has never changed, the sides of each side are narrow unpainted boundaries.

This book about women with Ermine is the first book to examine the technique of Leonardo da Vinci's painting which reveals the secret of his painting. The secret of this work is the unprecedented discovery that real cockroaches hidden under visible animals are what we see today. We also found that the initial purpose of the Master is to draw a classic portrait without animals. Perhaps under the command of the Duke of Milan, Leonardo changed its composition, added suede later, and changed it dissatisfied. The first poem that explained this portrait in 1493 is not surprising since it is an important element, but did not mention it. This book provides an answer. Thanks to groundbreaking new technology, Pascal Cotte can analyze all overlays of strokes layer by layer. Therefore it is possible to reconstruct the entire story and all its origins. Everything goes through rigorous and systematic analysis

Even Da Vinci used Suede in his work "Lady with a Ermine" and drew Cecilia Galeriano, the mistress of Ludovic Sforza of the Duchess of Milan. Ludovico is a guardian of Leonardo da Vinci, whose portrait is not a symbol of traditional purity and purity, but as a fable of the relationship between Cecilia and Ludovico. Son It is said that when Minkar of Naples was awarded the medal of King Naples, or the name of Cecilia's name, Mink was said to be either a symbol of Ludovic; Greek was a fool "galee"