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- In the spring of 1999 a small team of experts, led by the renowned Italian art restorer Pinin Brambilla, concluded the mammoth task of restoring Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece, The Last Supper.
Da Vinci had been commissioned to paint the fresco on a wall in Milan's convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie in 1498. But due to his poor choice of materials, paint had begun to flake off even during his lifetime. Brambilla's restoration involved removing five layers of paint from previous botched restorations and restoring key features and objects. The painstaking job of cleaning, dabbing and repainting the four-and-a-half metre high fresco cost millions of dollars and took Pinin and her colleagues more than 20 years.
Now in her 90s, Pinin Brambilla, who still works in her studio in Milan, told Witness about this labour of love that consumed half of her professional life.
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You can tell this Italian lady restorer really LOVES her work..
This job had to be a huge honor. I am the least sentimental as they come, but when it comes to iconic images, working directly on one to take care of it even, such a huge weight. I guess the more the honor the greater the need for success.
Leonardo salutes you.Fine lady fine resurrection of a wreck.The best.
I can't imagine how daunting a task that must've been.
I can't imagine how daunting a task that must've been.
Tons of stress
Respect to her
This is honestly probably a really stressful job. My heart goes out to everyone who worked on the restoration of this piece.
Lies again? FNB Money Like S**t
God bless this lady.🙏
I think her and her restores have done a beautiful job. 20 years is a real labour of love.
Being an artist myself I can appreciate this great effort of restoration! My only regret is that I am not there to help out!
Thank for the wonderful work
the master Leonardo da Vinci would be so happy
😂
0:20 omg guys i just made a discovery..
clearing that guy just picked his nose and is perplexed by it.
God
Hahhahahahahhaa
Um, can we see the before and after? Can we see some of the changes she's talking about? Anything? Bueller?
Thank you - I thought the same
Restoration is almost unbelievable and inhuman dedication. This woman deserves as much praise as Leonardo !
Every single person save two has facial hair. The third to Christ's left, who is clearly no woman - and the figure immediately to his right. If that is not a woman, then sex-changes are happening about two thousand years late !
she was restoring Leonardos masterpiece with purple tinted glasses. brilliant.
i cried
Sobhy AlHameed so emotional me too
Tbh I would be a nervous train wreck being in charge of restoring such an iconic piece of artwork like the last super because one screw up, Knick, scratch, tear, bad touch up, and the whole piece is absolutely ruined and a historical masterpiece is gone forever and the whole world will scold you for it forever.
since we are really in I343, and Leonardo was really painting this in the decade of i 480 that makes this painting in the order of 860 years (give or take a couple)
That’s very interesting Helen 🤔
@@rhiannonwilliams9125 are you interested in seeing just how amazing the Last Supper really Is?
For one thing (I have been working on the Disguised Script of Da Vinci --some call them the Riddles) but once we have the ciphers they are no longer Riddles.
They are the same Ciphers of Nostradamus in his Letter 32 written in Latin - where he mentions the Triple Method - which I found by accident.
I will put one link here about how Nostradamus appeared "in the artists studio - so I painted him in... " The Last Supper - around J (for Julian) 487 - 16 years before Nostradamus was even born.
Then I was given the "how to" find the Anu family in the Last Supper (at each lemon - axe, cut and mirror - he said) And THAT gave the most amazing results. What a genius he was.
Helen Parks wow and yes I certainly am interested. Thank you. How wonderful. I find this completely fascinating and especially your own personal insights. Some say that Jesus was Julius C (ties in with Julian. Anything to do with the Julian calendar?) I follow a great deal of Dolores Cannon and she has written updated books on Nostradamus also. Thank you. Super x 💫
@@rhiannonwilliams9125 The Julian kalends began 46BCE, some say 44BCE because the month of July appeared then. Turns out that Jesus was crucified Easter J79 CE, same year as Pompeii-Vesuvius.
Our own calendars were always Julian, Jesus died at 33 - add 33 to 46 [BCE] and you get 79CE.
The Earthquake under the cross? caused by the Passing Over... so was Vesuvius.
It was the JULIAN calendar pope Gregory was fiddling with to repair in October J582...
not I582.
So in Julian 583, pope Greg changed the Greek i (their form of J) to a number 1 for FISCAL reasons and this is how we got the accounting year of January to Yule/christ mass. But changing i to 1 ADDED 1000 years.
But 90 years later in J676, prince Otto in the July (when the Thames froze solid) began a new calendar calling it 1000A.D. (which stands for Ante diem - before the day) - in this way he threw away (deleted) 324 years.
So Greg adds 1000, Otto takes 324 - leaving us with 676 years too many in our calendar.
Remove 676 from 2021 = 1345CE.
EXPLANATION OF THE PREFIXES
www.hiddentextsofnostradamus.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/9th-June-2020-EXPLANATION-OF-THE-PREFIXES.pdf
10 72 KING OF FEAR DOES NOT SAY In The Year 1999
www.hiddentextsofnostradamus.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/10-72-KING-OF-FEAR-Part-One-does-NOT-say-In-the-year-1999___-at-Feb-7-2018.pdf
10 72 DOES NOT SAY Second Portion
www.hiddentextsofnostradamus.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/10-72-KING-OF-FEAR-Part-Two-Line-1-does-NOT-say.pdf
PLANET RESETS
www.hiddentextsofnostradamus.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/RESETS-from-ca-705BC-ca-33AD-and-676AD-February-9th-2020.pdf
Helen Parks absolutely fascinating and thoroughly researched information. Thank you !! Wonderful Helen 💫
Big painting
St. John looks like Meryl Streep in the painting ! 😁
Thankless Job
Wait…my grandma had a painting just like that and she trusted a person in 1999 to repair it and she never gave it back
It's amazing how people do/have take so much care in their religion.
it's not at all a matter of religion. it is just love for art and history
the matter here is saving what remains of a masterpiece of a genious, religions is pratically not involved at all if not for the subject of the fresco.
@@tonyblair7817 How certain people get offended when they hear of religion is really interesting. We all know the Truth, deep down inside us at least - some just spend their lives suppressing it.
Would be nice if this had captions.
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I'm in love with Michelangelo and the Sistine chapel, but this, I mean, it's a beautiful painting, but I don't see anything so special about it. Now, the Mona Lisa is absolutely phenomenal, but I just don't get what's so exceptional about that one, I guess in the end it's just a matter of taste.
HolyRetardation Interesting. How does the Mona Lisa far more great than The Last Supper?
Cause it makes you experience a somewhat more personal relationship with it, she's looking straight at you, and then the mysterious smile and everything. But as I sad, a matter of personal taste.
you like the TMNT Michel Angelo??
Mona Lisa was stolen/lost and then became famous because it was found. I have read this in an old French article.
if you want to know how it was when jesus told the apostles someone is going to betray him, this image is the closer you will get to experience it like you was there. The amount of movement and emotion in every gesture is just hipnotic for me. Then we can talk about all the geometry and mysteries involved in Leonardo's works so this painting reaches even more depth.
Sorry for bad english anyway.
In the original face of Jesus, His mouth appears to be closed. It gives him an appearance of dejectedness or maybe disappointment, like He is deep in thought or silently hurting. In the restored version, his eyebrows are slightly more raised and pronounced, and his mouth is ajar. It shows more sorrow and defeat. It must seriously take great talent for a person to be able to express these emotions through painting.
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1:24 "Une grandé privellegé per meh"
Un grande privilegio per me*
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It's been retouched and reimagined so much the original is long gone - the materials used on this wall is deeply flawed and will never be stable.
the 12 diciples are the 12 star signs zeitgeist look up santos benocci
final war just watched his videos. Im mind blown right now
To be fair... Zeitgeist is pretty loose with the facts. If you compare his version of the story of Horus against the actual myths of Horus it is amazing how little it has in common. Parts of Zeitgeist are great, but I was teaching a class and wanted to show the section on the different solar "Messiahs" as a interesting perspective, so I fact checked it first. I was disappointed and lost a lot of trust in the film. Not saying he is wrong about Christ and the Sun having a symbolic connection, just that Zeitgeist is a documentary willing to blatantly sacrifice facts in order to tell its own story.
Yes
AN AMAZING ARTIST.
Remember, wasn't this like 1500 years after Jesus's death. So his knowledge would be no better than ours in 2023.
I know the true meaning of this painting but just been ignored. I can send you over 3000 private videos which will blow your head...Some times not all should be public
So do I. The BBC wouldn’t publish any true meanings. They only ‘distract’!
@Jordan - Since this I've had alot of my work ruined so won't be making anymore public. Now privatised everything.
I am dissaopointed that I didn't find a really funny comment.
Looks like a watch on Jesus's left wrist?
Thus , the Messiah remains black, this painting is to amuse a sad white drug king...
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plot twist. Jesus lost his fidget spinner.
Honestly those ppl are white ppl in the painting not an arab look like.
Andrew holds up 10=x Thomas= I, XI the mark of the beast. WW2 a bomb caused a door to be installed at Jesus Christ feet Genesis 3:15. Acts 2:38 ONENESS baptism gets you to Jesus Christ and through the door behind Jesus Christ is paradise. Xx=chi XI= 11, Stigma= six threscore six the dragon China XI Jiping. 1 in the head 1 in the right hand = 11
There is a big mistake in this painting, Judas Iscariot was not in the last supper, read the Bible
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EXPLAIN WHY THE LAST SUPPER SUPPOSE TO BE 12 APOSTLES. BUT YOU CAN CLEARLY SEE 2 FEMALES ON EACH SIDE OF THE CHRIST. ONE STANDING (MOTHER MARY) AND ONE SITTING(MAGDALINA YOUNG GIRL), ALL THE REST HAVE BEARDS. AND WHY DOESNT THE FAKE SALVADOR MUNDI NOT HAVE A HALO TO BE RECOGNIZED FROM MEER MORTALS?
The one raising his fore finger is peter is is saying to the lord Jesus if all betray you i will not i will give my life for you .but Jesus said to him this night you will betray me three time and it happpen .
In the painting Jesus = The Sun and the 12 disciples = 12 Zodiac signs. Research into that people.
The identity of the True African Jewish Messiah, was kept secret by the Catholic Church. The Romans stole the Gospel from the Nazarine Jews , and converted it to christian.
Ha, Jesus was not African. He was Middle Eastern.
30 seconds in and the bullshit starts. This painting of this man who opens his arms and asks "Who has betrayed me?"??? No. That's not what's written. "This man" knew who betrayed him. Some of them ask who is it? (I don't suppose Judas did though) And then "this man" says I'll dip this bread in the wine and hand it to the one......... That's the way it's written in the bibles I've read.
Nothing religious is factual.
Hooligan Δ
I'm not claiming the bible to be fact or fiction here, I'm saying that's the way it's written in the book.
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With the amount and variety of substances I've abused in my life it's a miracle I can think at all.
Calm down
Interesting, since it is alleged that Leonardo da Vinci was an atheist and homosexual.
the church never truly cared about homosexuality ( actually the church never truly cared about god at all ). many priests are gay. Many artists that worked for the pope or the curch were gays ( Michelangelo was known to be gay ). they just need a weak and easy enemy to point the finger against, everyone who is in power knows that there's no better way to rally people under you than giving them an enemy to be angry against.
Andrea Roll Truth.
Proven by who exactly ? were you there ?
The left just pushing their agenda by calling all famous gay and shit
@@glazed6098 ^
So gay people can't paint? He was paid to make the painting so he was doing his job :/
And how do you know he was gay? You were his boyfriend or he told you so? :P
What restoration?!!! Restored means vibrant with life and color; not a faded nothing. Everything looks like a faded hodge podge of nothing.
Bianca Hotca it’s not as simple as that Bianca.
Your missing the point.
To restore doesn't mean to add color but to make it look as close as it was when he made it, color fades away but it is the shapes that are important and those were lost and changed over time... She did great work at bringing back shape and feeling to the painting.. At this point adding colour would point away from more important meaning it has..
Jesus and his 12 deciples are BLACK!!!!! These are women in this painting