Leonardo Da Vinci’s life and work is well known — but his own face is not. Illustrator and activist Siegfried Woldhek used some thoughtful image-analysis techniques to find what he believes is the true face of Leonardo. Here, he walks viewers through exactly how he did it.
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2 thoughts on “Siegfried Woldhek: The true face of Leonardo Da Vinci?”
That was fantastic! Must check out that TED site.You are a good bird dog.
That was fantastic! Must check out that TED site.You are a good bird dog.
Hi:This study was presented by me in November-06See: leonardocodigoabierto.blogspot