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- The Romito di Laterina Bridge is a four arched bridge from Etruscan-Roman times located in Laterina in the Province of Arezzo, Italy.
- The Romito di Laterina bridge in the province of Arezzo is believed to be the bridge painted by Leonardo da Vinci in the backdrop of his 1503 masterpiece.
- “Behind the Mona Lisa is the Romito di Laterina bridge”. Vita gazette – Another mystery solved in the Mona Lisa picture full of secrets.
- This is also why he is absolutely sure that the Etruscan-Roman bridge Romito di Laterina is the right one. A mysterious painting by a French artist hid a secret.
- A research coordinated by the historian Silvano Vinceti (ANSA) It is the Romito di Laterina bridge in the province of Arezzo that Leonardo painted in the...
- According to the story of the Guardian, the Italian historian Silvano Vinceti said he had no doubts that “the Romito di Laterina bridge in the province of Arezzo” is...
- This article is more than 1 year old. Bridge painted by Leonardo da Vinci is the mostly destroyed Romito di Laterina bridge in Arezzo, says Silvano Vinceti.
- The Romito di Laterina bridge in the Italian province of Arezzo, Tuscany, is the one that Leonardo da Vinci painted behind the smiling Mona Lisa, according to...
- Back then, the Romito di Laterina bridge acted as a shortcut between Arezzo, Florence, and Fiesole, cutting travelers’ journeys down by several hours.
- Vincenti's theory is based on the fact that the bridge in Leonardo's painting has four arches, as does the Romito di Laterina bridge, whereas Ponte Buriano...
- The Italian historian Silvano Vinceti says that the bridge represented in the famous portrait of the Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci is that of Romito di Laterina, in...
- Silvano Vinceti thinks the bridge featured in the famous painting’s pretty countryside backdrop is the Romito, in the small Italian town of Laterina, Tuscany.
- Italian historian Silvano Vinceti claims that the bridge depicted in Leonardo da Vinci's famous Mona Lisa portrait is that of Romito di Laterina, in the province of...
