Leonardo's Masterworks

In-depth analysis of paintings, drawings, and revolutionary discoveries

Published Work Pages 40

Research Papers 20+

Concepts 20

Open Sketches and Drawings Hub Open Version Trees Open Lost and Unfinished Works

The Stereoscopic Discovery

Revolutionary evidence suggests that Leonardo da Vinci created the world's first stereoscopic pair in his Mona Lisa paintings - the Louvre version as the left eye view and the Prado version as the right eye view.

View Louvre Version View Prado Version

Louvre Mona Lisa
(Left Eye)

Prado Mona Lisa
(Right Eye)

Complete Collection

Complete Catalogue - Chronological

c. 1472-1475 Baptism of Christ Uffizi, Florence with Verrocchio

c. 1474-1478 Annunciation Uffizi, Florence

c. 1478-1480 Benois Madonna Hermitage, St Petersburg attribution debated

c. 1478-1480 Madonna of the Carnation Alte Pinakothek, Munich

c. 1478-1482 Ginevra de' Benci National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.

c. 1479-1480 Saint Jerome in the Wilderness Vatican Museums unfinished

c. 1481-1482 Adoration of the Magi Uffizi, Florence unfinished

c. 1483-1486 Virgin of the Rocks (Louvre) Louvre, Paris

c. 1489-1491 Portrait of a Musician Pinacoteca Ambrosiana, Milan disputed attribution

c. 1490-1491 Madonna Litta Hermitage, St Petersburg likely workshop

c. 1490-1495 Lady with an Ermine National Museum, Krakow

c. 1490-1495 La Belle Ferronniere Louvre, Paris

1495-1498 The Last Supper Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan

c. 1499-1508 Virgin of the Rocks (National Gallery) National Gallery, London with assistants

c. 1500-1501 Madonna of the Yarnwinder Multiple versions workshop involvement

c. 1503-1519 Mona Lisa (Louvre) Louvre, Paris

c. 1503-1519 Mona Lisa (Prado) Museo del Prado, Madrid stereoscopic pair

c. 1503-1507 Battle of Anghiari Lost / Destroyed only copies remain

c. 1508-1513 Virgin and Child with Saint Anne Louvre, Paris

c. 1510-1515 Salvator Mundi Location uncertain contested attribution

c. 1513-1516 Saint John the Baptist Louvre, Paris

Research Highlights

RESEARCH

Stereoscopic Analysis

Mathematical analysis of perspective differences between Mona Lisa paintings reveals deliberate stereoscopic encoding.

MIRROR

Mirror Composite

Revolutionary mirror analysis techniques reveal hidden imagery and intentional asymmetries in Leonardo's compositions.

MATH

Mathematical Precision

Detailed measurements confirm Leonardo's use of precise mathematical relationships in perspective construction.

ART

Artistic Innovation

Evidence of Leonardo's pioneering experiments in three-dimensional visual representation centuries before its invention.

Analysis Tools

STEREO

Stereoscopic Viewer

Interactive 3D viewing tool for experiencing Leonardo's stereoscopic pairs as intended.

Live

MIRROR

Mirror Composite

Prototype route for mirror-based overlays and comparative interpretation.

In Development

PERSPECTIVE

Perspective Analyzer

Route family for perspective and composition frameworks in notebook organization pages.

Prototype