The Last Supper Just Got AI Analysis — What's Hidden in the Paint Changes Everything

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• MA

  @martinwilliams9866 · 4 months ago

  I hate it when something is mentioned but not shown!

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• TR

  @trstquint7114 · 4 months ago

  75% of the footage you choose to illustrate your story, does not illustrate your story.

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• KI

  @kimalexander8378 · 4 months ago (edited)

  The topic is very interesting; however, IMO, too much repetition…overly long getting to the point. Could be well-stated in 20 minutes, not thirty plus minutes. Suggest watching beginning then using “Summarize the Video” feature. You’re welcome.

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• JU

  @justinkeane193 · 3 months ago

  'Miraculously intact behind a wall of sandbags' is a sentence that calls itself out on its own bullshit.

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• PA

  @Paul-r8w4x · 4 months ago

  Reminds me of my recurring disability. When the pages of my exam papers or cash notes or tickets vouchers etc are damp or still too hard to separate with my fingers ,I struggle to ever loosen them. I learn to deal with this handicap ♿️

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• JU

  @JUSTINBODHI · 1 month ago (edited)

  I heard the windows represent past present and future, the figures playing along with this concept. Also, the squares on the ceiling have a meaning.

• JE

  @jennymauger · 4 months ago

  Yaye keen to know more, ty for collating these details 🙏🏼😇

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• MR

  @mrdexs · 4 months ago

  This is a very interesting topic you do not have to clickbait people to make them watch it.

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• CA

  @CatherineSTodd · 4 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-Vp9CMi7Js&amp;t=16">0:16</a> &quot;The Last Supper&quot; painted by Leondardo daVincie painted from 1495 to 1498, about 500 years ago. And still it remains!

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• CA

  @cannedmusic · 4 months ago

  if they scan with modern multispectral imaging and can also scan the chemical basis of the pigments, and trace the original under sketches that are settled on by di Vinci, then they should be able to produce a rather accurate HD summary/print of the results, along with more accurate colour application because of the identification of the chemical analysis.

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• SU

  @susanbruce8974 · 4 months ago

  Robert Edward Grant has done much research on these matters.

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• BI

  @bi30 · 1 month ago

  Here is some interesting trivia about &quot;The Last Supper&quot;:<br><br>As Leonardo was nearing completion, he asked his assistant what he thought of the painting.<br><br>The first thing the assistance mentions was the beautifully elaborate design on the tablecloth.<br><br>Furious, DaVinci grabbed a paintbrush and painted over his painstaking work, turning the tablecloth a dull &amp; uninteresting blue.<br><br>&quot;Why did you do that???&quot; exclaimed his assistant. DaVinci felt the first think people should notice about the painting was &quot;Jesus&quot;, not the fancy tablecloth.<br><br>It has always concerned me that restorers might go too far and try to restore the original tablecloth.