Dan Brown is an American author of detective thrillers.

He has a lot of novels such as Digital Fortress, Angels and Demons,

Deception десепшн Point and The Da Vinci Code. He is a best-selling American author but also is very criticised

and then the text consists of the part, the author of which is Den Draun. And this part refers to Robert Langdon, who now
stood at the entrance ентренс to the Grand Gallery. and the walls of the gallery are thirty feet
and with the help of the reddish glow of the service lighting, he can see a stunning collection of Da Vincis, Titians and
Caravaggio. and also a lot of still lifes, religious subjects and landscapes.

although the Grand Gallery housed the Louvre's most famous Italian art, many people thought the most stunning thing was
the parquet пАкєй floor. the floor was laid out in a geometric джіометрік design of oak оук slats. as a result, it created an
optical оптікал illusion. in this way, the visitors felt as if they were floating флоутінг through the gallery and it was
changing with every step.

then Langdon noticed an unexpected object lying on the floor surrounded by police tape. it was a Caravaggio караваджіо
painting.
this painting is worth over two million dollars, but it was lying on the floor like a discarded діскаадед poster.

Ans it was the Vitruvian Man. The author was Saunier соніє. He created a life-size replica of Leonardo da Vinci's most
famous sketch.
Da Vinci's "Vitruvian вітрувієн Man" is the most anatomically correct drawing that has become an icon of modern culture.
and we can see it on posters, mousepads and t-shirts.
The famous sketch consisted of a perfect circle depicting a nude man with outstretched arms and legs.

The circle was a critical element that was missing because it symbolized the Female Symbol of Protection. this circle around
the naked male body completed da Vinci's message - the harmony хамоні. of man and woman.

And as about Leonardo, he was always interested in the dark arts."

And also he was an uncomfortable subject for historians, especially in the Christian tradition. although he was a genius, he
was also a homosexual and a worshipper вощіпа of Nature's divine order
these two factors made him a sinner against God.
also da Vinci exhumed corpses to study human anatomy енатомі; he kept mysterious journals in illegible еледжєбл
handwriting; and he believed he could turn lead into gold.
his inventions created misunderstandings in the people's minds that could cause new wars and death.

Da Vinci had many works on Christian themes, and this created a reputation for the artist as a spiritual hypocrite хіпокрісі.
Because he painted Christian subjects not as an expression of his own view of spirituality, but more as a commercial activity,
he just wanted to finance a luxurious life. He also painted hidden symbolism in his Christian paintings, which were not
Christian. Langdon even gave a lecture at the National Gallery on the topic: The Secret Life of Leonardo: Pagan пейган
Symbolism in Christian Art.