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A new Florentine Films and WETA production directed by Ken Burns, Sarah Burns and David McMahon, spotlights the 15th-century polymath of soaring imagination who created some of history’s most revered works of art. Through his paintings and expansive writings, Leonardo da Vinci explores one of humankind’s most curious and innovative minds.
Leonardo da Vinci airs Monday and Tuesday, November 18 and 19, at 8pm on WETA PBS or stream on the free PBS app.

Emile
(34,025 posts)Set to record both nights.
ms liberty
(10,130 posts)walkingman
(9,073 posts)CTyankee
(65,994 posts)I loved that they showed his magnificent "Virgin of the Rocks" with that wonderful pointing angel. To me, it is one of the most beautiful angels ever painted in Western art! Che bella!
elleng
(139,153 posts)Went on and on here, yank!!!
Upthevibe
(9,476 posts)I missed it!
My sister told me about this today. She had texted me to record this but she sent the damn text to the wrong person.
Do you know how I can access it?
elleng
(139,153 posts)along w Rick Steves; I suspect being re-run all over, as it was a major undertaking.
stream on the free PBS app. (I don't is it, but many do.)
CTyankee
(65,994 posts)Leonardo painted what I consider to be the most beautiful angel in all of Western art, in his "Virgin of the Rocks." He painted two slightly different versions of this work. In one version the beautiful angel is pointing to the infant John but not in the other.
https://www.mastersgaze.com/blogs/notizie/the-virgin-of-the-rocks-controversial-hydden-symbol-in-da-vincis-painting
I am mesmerized by the beauty of this angel, which looks like a female but perhaps is just a beautiful boy!