Leonardo da Vinci

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Albrecht Dürer, born in 1471, believed ‘the new art must be based upon science’

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Christ Mocked, by Italian artist Cimabue had been valued at up to €6m before sale

The Louvre has put on a blockbuster show to mark 500 years since the artist’s death

Artist was best known for work with opera singers and on Shakespeare plays

Louvre show ditches Salvator Mundi as art experts remain divided on portrait’s origins

It is a decade since the flanker inspired Leinster to a first Heineken Cup triumph

Quick sketch is ‘closest we get of a snapshot of Leonardo during his own lifetime’

Five hundred years after his death, the original Renaissance Man's creative brilliance is still astonishing

Fictionalised story about the arrest, chemical castration and harrowing end of Turing ‘restores faith in human beings’, say judges

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Grace Weir’s new film just might explain the nature of life, the universe and everything