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    Da Vinci Mysteriet

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    Forside. a) Bogens titel: Da Vinci Mysteriet b) Forfatternavn: Dan Brown c) Forlag: WS Bookwell AB d) Udgivelsesår: 2004 Resumé. Under en konference i Paris bliver en amerikansk symbolforsker‚ Robert Langdon‚ ringet op midt om natten på sit hotelværelse. Museumsdirektøren på Louvre er fundet myrdet inde på museet‚ og på gulvet ved siden af ham er der skrevet en mystisk‚ kodet meddelelse. Langdon får følgeskab af den franske kryptograf Sophie Neveu og sammen hvirvles de ind i en hæsblæsende

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    Da Vinci and His Creations Of all the great masters during the Renaissance‚ the one that probably revolutionized the world the most was Leonardo da Vinci. He was an extraordinary artist dealing with sculpting‚ painting‚ and architecture. Da Vinci was also an outstanding scholar. He was an expert in mathematics‚ biology‚ anatomy‚ literature‚ and even more. The most interesting study that he undertook would have to be engineering. Leo’s creations were centuries ahead of his time. He made things from

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    flawlessness. That is how people first view Leonardo da Vinci. He was born in 1452‚ in the town of Vinci‚ Italy‚ and admittedly he was an extraordinary child‚ always fascinated with the scenery and objects around him. When he was around the age of twelve‚ his biological father sent da Vinci’s drawings to a famous Florentine painter and sculptor‚ Andrea del Verrocchio. He thought da Vinci’s drawings were very impressive and soon it was arranged for Leonardo da Vinci to become an apprentice. Under the care

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    Leonardo: The artist‚ The genius‚ The sinner. Human beings we are called‚ but this is a broad definition of what we are as individuals. Each one of us has his own life‚ his own personality‚ his own mind‚ and his own reputation. This world have created scientists‚ artists‚ tyrants‚ and saints‚ who all in their own actions and way of thinking affected all those around them. The artist is the creator‚ the inventor‚ and the maker of works of art. The most effective way to reach the public is through

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    Da Vinci a Man of Math

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    Leonardo Da Vinci‚ Man of Math Ask any given person who the most famous artist during the Renaissance was and the result would be nearly unanimous in the answer of “Leonardo Da Vinci”. But why is that? Yes‚ there is the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper to his name‚ but his legacy has extended beyond the world of paint and into other modern popular realms: of best-selling books (The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown) and even world renowned video games (Assassin’s Creed II). For each reproduction of his character

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    Signora Da Vinci

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    Signora Da Vinci by Robin Maxwell: SUMMARY Caterina is the Signora da Vinci. She is Leonardo’s mother. She is the daughter of a well-educated man‚ Ernesto‚ Vinci’s apothecary. He had an alchemical laboratory‚ a medicinal garden and an apothecary shop where Caterina normally helped. Caterina’s mom died when she was a baby. Caterina was raised by her dad and by her aunt. At the age of eight‚ his dad decided she was ready to start her education. Ernesto told Caterina that eight was the greatest

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    The Da Vinci Code

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    The Da Vinci Code is a film about individual spirituality. A major theme in the film is the power of knowledge in creating faith. For example‚ while the quest throughout the movie is to find evidence that Jesus was just a man and perhaps not as godly as history would have the world believe‚ the final answer of Magdalene’s existing bloodline does not truly destroy the Catholic Church because it does not exclude the possibility that he was perhaps both. This is what Robert Langdon means when he tells

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    Arts: With the genius and legacy of Leonardo da Vinci having captivated authors and scholars generations after his death‚ many examples of "da Vinci fiction" can be found in culture and literature. The most prominent example is Dan Brown’s novel The Da Vinci Code (2003)‚ which alleged that Leonardo da Vinci was a member of a secret society called the Priory of Sion. * Leonardo is well known for his artistry and paintings‚ such as Last Supper (Ultima Cena or Cenacolo‚ in Milan) 1498‚ and the

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    English T100 The Seed of Doubt Is The Da Vinci Code just a novel? Just a movie? The Da Vinci Code‚ is a mystery novel written by Dan Brown which has caused many effects on today’s society. Many religious and agnostic people around the world are taking the story of this book seriously. Some people started to doubt their own perspectives about the Catholic Church‚ while others turned its controversy into a good source of business. The Da Vinci Code follows symbologist Robert Langdon and crytologist

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    his famous paintings‚ but Leonardo Da Vinci is famous for both. Da Vinci was one of the world’s greatest and most versatile geniuses in history. He lived quite an unusual life and was noticed for his artistic abilities at a young age. He used his abilities as he got older and created some of the most valuable art‚ and even 564 years later he is still a very famous man due to his art. Da Vinci had a hard life but it soon became better as he got older. “Leonardo da Vinci was born on April 15‚ 1452

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