Rare compound detected in Mona Lisa; research reveals new secret of masterpiece
レオナルド・ダビンチは、画家であり発明家、解剖医でもありましたが、それは本人の才能のごく一部に過ぎません
Leonardo da Vinci was a painter, inventor, and anatomist, but these were just a few of his talents.
Now, he can add the side of an innovative chemist to his versatility.
It turns out that the master artist was more experimental than previously assumed when it came to his famous masterpiece, Mona Lisa.
A certain technique that he most likely created can be seen in his work 100 years later.
New research reveals
Ｘ線解析と赤外線分光法を駆使して、フランスと英国の科学者チームは希少な無機化合物が同作に含まれているのを突き止めました
Using X-ray analysis and infrared spectroscopy, a team of French and British scientists identified rare inorganic compounds in the crop.
This discovery provides fresh insight into how the Mona Lisa, a work from the early 1500s, was painted.
The study was published in the journal of the American Chemical Society
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