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of our culture special because we are concentrating on one subject indeed was none other than leonardo da vinci who painted the most famous picture in the world the mona lisa this year is the 500th anniversary of his death he is still considered the greatest painter of all time and yet perhaps only around 15 or so paintings of his have survived to this day this is extraordinary when you think of the influence he has had on the artistic world since that this important anniversary is being marked in many different ways throughout the world. leonardo di said piano death. toll on an illegitimate child on april 15th 1452 in. the tuscan polymath was a man head of his time and his discoveries an arts and science change the course of history and 500 years on the world is celebrating. vinci onto a with the giants of the nice on. it out of the way 7 but a style that we know about the what it was always a visionary.

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reporter: back in paris at the louvre, this blockbuster exhibition is the greatest display of leonardo da vinci's one day we'll discover new paintings by leonardo. >> reporter: but confirming a new work by leonardo is, well, tricky >> there are still some other paintings that are still at the center of a debate between specialists. >> there's so much riding on finding that painting. is it difficult? >> well, it's not easy >> it's not easy >> there's an understatement. >> a little test, then let's show you both mona lisas, and see if you can figure out which one is the real in the louvre. >> the left. >> the one on the left. >> you're right, the one on the left. >> you can see in the background, leonardo finished that scene, the scene from the book of genesis, they think. on the right-hand side the picture isn't completed, but the suggestion is that he didn't finish the work because he got pulled to other work, and it was his hand, his paint on that. >> you know what this proves, you've got the greatest job in the world. >> that's what this proves yeah, travel to europe >> keir, thank you >>> comi

this controversial other portrait, so similar to leonardo da vinci's masterpiece has long sparked intensemself? >> the minute i saw his work, i was really blown away. it took me five minutes and i was convinced. >> trevor: it took you five minutes and you were convinced? maybe take ten minutes or 15 before you shake history? what's your rush? lake maybe if you had take more than 5 minutes, you would have noticed the new mona lisa is wearing airpods, huh? ( laughter ) because you realize, if true, this story is huge. two mona lisas -- mona lisees, lisai -- any way you spell it, it's huge, people treated paintings in the 16th century like we do today, i feel like this picture needs a filter, let's go to valencia! ( laughter ) global warming, every day we move closer and closer tune all-out climate emergency, if you're worried leaders aren't up to the challenge, you're right. >> the dire warning after the united nations climate talks come to an end in madrid, very little action even though evidence of climate change saul around. >> the world struggled to respond to the crisis at on climate s

is rumored to have bought the most expensive painting in the world to solve it on monday by leonardo da vinci. for all that really goes is the bit that this is so. it was allegedly a gift for his friend and ally m.b. said the crown prince of abu dhabi who opened his own louvre museum designed by the architect of. the same french architect was commissioned by qatar as well family to design the brand new national museum in doha. yeah there is a sort of political one upmanship in terms of which emirate will invest the most in using for example or other cultural endeavors in the end this rivalry between these emirates is to determine who is more committed to efforts to modernize. states know very well that one day the oil will run out and that they now need to attract capital advertising and tourists. for a faint need to have the city with the tallest building in the world or the most expensive all the curious place you. yeah it's a childish race to be the biggest and the best. without fail we're dealing with monarchs who are driven by a need for power who have an enormous amount of hubris that k

walter isaacson author of leonardo da vinci among others rights to episodes in our history and reveals some lesser-known leaders to truman and lyndon johnson. we learn why america is a resilient nation and the constitution a living document, lessons very powerful for today. please join me in welcoming gerry cohen -- jared cohen. [applause] >> thank you for having me. i can't think of a better place to give a talk about this book and its incredible bookstore. when i lived in dc it was my favorite place to be and i haven't been here in some time. i love the backdrop of the books tonight. the place i want to start is why i wrote this book. four years working in the foreign-policy. people ask me why and when i tell them i'm writing a book over the past five and a half years they say it's about cyber war, no, it's about foreign policy, no. to transform me into a precocious child they didn't realize they would have to have eight different conversations with me about death. it was bad enough they didn't know who mckinley was in this cartoonlike pictures when you are any year old you have to d

take for granted may not be the only way to handle succession was walter isaacson, author of leonardo da vinci rights jared cohen treats us to some of the most colorful and momentous episode in our history. he is the historic importance of lesser-known leaders and highlights the greatness of tr, truman and lyndon johnson. we learn why america is a resilient nation and our constitution a living document. a lesson very powerful today. please join me in welcoming jared cohen. [applause] >> thank you for having me. i can't think of a better place to give a talk about this book in this incredible bookstore. when i lived in dc it was my favorite place to be and i haven't been here, the place i want to start is why i wrote this book, important context for somebody who spent the last eight years as technology ceo and four years working in foreign policy. people -- when i tell people i'm writing a book the past 5 years is it a book about cyber war? know. is a book about foreign-policy? know. what is it about? it is about dead presidents and it is confusing to them. to anybody unless you grew up with me

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