AP's Annalisa Camili and Frances D'Emilio report that UCSD researchers have discovered traces of a lost mural by Leonardo da Vinci.
Maura Judkis writes in the Lifestyle section about the CISA3 project to locate da Vinci's lost mural, The Battle of Anghiari.
Researchers in Florence say they are one step closer to proving a lost masterpiece by Leonardo da Vinci, The Battle of Anghiari, is painted on a hidden wall in a cavity in Florence's town hall, where it has remained unseen for five centuries.
Researchers from UC San Diego said Monday they have found evidence that suggests that a fresco by the Renaissance master exists beneath another fresco, Giorgio Vasari's Battle of Marciano, in the Florentine palace.
By poking high-tech instruments through the wall of one priceless 16th-century mural in Italy, researchers announced that they think they've located the first 'encouraging' evidence that a second masterpiece—this one a lost Leonardo da Vinci—is hidden beneath.
Tom Kington reports from Florence that researchers who drilled through a fresco in Florence's town hall say paint used by Leonardo was found in the cavity behind.
In NYT's Arts Beat, Robin Pogrebin quotes a BBC report as saying CISA3's search for The Battle of Anghiari has shown possible signs of success.
Guy Dinmore in Rome reports on the results announced by CISA3 director Maurizio Seracini on evidence that a da Vinci mural may still exist behind a wall in Florence's Palazzo Vecchio.
Researchers in Italy said they may have found traces of a Leonardo da Vinci work hidden under a fresco at the Palazzo Vecchio in Florence.
Nick Squires reports from Florence on art 'detectives' searching for a long lost Leonardo masterpiece -- who found traces of paint which match that used by da Vinci on the Mona Lisa.
According to the AFP news agency, scientists led by Maurizio Seracini believe they have found evidence of a long-lost Leonardo da Vinci mural inside a wall of the Palazzo Vecchio in Florence.
Rob Waugh reports that a hidden message in a painting has led to the first evidence of a 'lost' Leonardo da Vinci masterpiece hidden inside a wall in the city hall of Florence.
Researchers in Italy say they may have found traces of a Leonardo Da Vinci work hidden under a Florentine fresco.
Researchers in Italy say they may have found traces of a Leonardo Da Vinci work hidden under a Florentine fresco.
Is there a lost Leonardo Da Vinci painting hiding underneath another work of art in Italy? Researchers at UCSD say they've found evidence that there is, according to this report on San Diego's Channel 8 TV station and KFMB Radio.
