Here I said, "But no faces? I find that hard to believe. His contemporaries made faces." I meant to say, more specifically, "But no self-portraits? I find that hard to believe. His contemporaries made self-portraits."

Here I said, "[Leonardo] was 33, 38 and 63 when these were made." I meant to say, "He was 33, 38 and 61 when these were made."


Here I said, " ... for which Leonardo posed as a boy of 15." I meant to say, " ... for which Leonardo posed as a boy of 17."

モナリザは世界で一番よく知られている顔です。でもレオナルド・ダ・ヴィンチの顔が分かりますか？　イラストレーター、ジークフリード・ウォルドヘックは、彼がレオナルド本人の顔と信じているものを見つけるのに、思慮深い画像の分析技術を使いました。

ジークフリード・ウォルドヘック：レオナルド・ダ・ヴィンチの本当の顔

For centuries, no one could agree on what Leonardo da Vinci actually looked like, despite his fame and legendary creations. By analyzing over 700 of his drawings and focusing on stylistic clues and historical details, a set of three likely self-portraits emerged. Each matches Leonardo’s age at the time of creation and shares distinctive features, such as a broad forehead and curved lips. Comparing these with a well-documented statue from his youth finally connects the dots, offering a credible image of the Renaissance icon.

Leonardo’s True Face Revealed Through Art Detective Work

The face of Leonardo in 3D