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Siegfried Woldhek mostra como ele descobriu o verdadeiro rosto de Leonardo
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Mona Lisa é um dos mais bem conhecidas rostos do planeta. Mas você reconheceria uma imagem de Leonardo da Vinci? O ilustrador Siegfried Woldhek usa técnicas elaboradas de análise de imagem para descobrir o que ele acha ser o verdadeiro rosto de Leonardo.
Siegfried Woldhek knows faces -- he's drawn more than 1,100 of them. Using sophisticated image analysis and his own skills as an artist, he's come up with a fascinating discovery about Leonardo Da Vinci. Full bio »
Translated into Portuguese, Brazilian by Belucio Haibara
Reviewed by Eduardo Caraver
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