Lost Leonardo Workshop

6/30/05

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Lost Leonardo Workshop

As a result of our web projectwe received the following letter:

Rina de Firenze confirms the assertion is true.

Rina is the author of Mystery of the Mona Lisa and has been a long-time contributor to our project.

During her lecture she explains that the Mona Lisa is really Leonardo da Vinci’s mother Caterina.

Why is the Mona Lisa Smiling?http://library.thinkquest.org/13681/data/davin2.shtml

You can listen to Leonardo’s music for the first time in 500 years!

The site features the Mona Morph

A theory by Lillian Schwartz

Who diagrammed her theory

In contrast to Lillian’ s theory, Rina said Mona Lisa was his mother.

We located an online source for an eye witness account as part of our critical thinking investigation.

As a result the site became part of the Getty Institute’s Museum

An article about the site was written in The New York Times

We presented the site at the AT&T Make IT Work Conference,

at the School Tech Expo at the Hilton Hotel in New York City,

and at the Siggraph ’99 Conference in Los Angeles, California.

With our next internet project we ventured into the ancient past.

This project features an interactive visual literacy quiz.

We won 1st prize in the Microsoft Challenge with ArtiFAQ

See Mona Lisa with her original columns

See Mona Lisa with her original columns removed.

Take the quiz to win the key

to the future art gallery.

The Dedalus Art History Project

Rina sent us a photo and translated an Italian News Flash about the new discovery.

Newton’s Castle

Includes arts advocacy meetings

at Wave Hill in the Bronx,

at the Tweed Court house

at the Tweed Court house

at the Museum of Modern Art

at the Museum of Modern Art

at the Museum of Modern Art

at the Museum of Modern Art

and the Dedalus Foundation

Author: DOE

Home Page: http://www.tqnyc.org/NYC051308